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We are currently seeking an intern to support the Marketing department in several of our Harper imprints, including Harper, HarperBusiness, and Harper Wave. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the process from marketing research to media pitches.
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10-week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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Our Ecco publicity team is currently seeking a summer intern!
Ecco (Italian for "there it is") was born as an independent press in 1971, and in 1999 became an imprint of HarperCollins. Today, Ecco publishes about 40 books a year, from literary fiction and general nonfiction to poetry, cookbooks, and literature in translation, by authors including Nobel Laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, and National Book Award recipients among others, such as Richard Ford, Russell Banks, Joyce Carol Oates, Patti Smith, John Ashbery, Charles Bukowski, Anthony Bourdain, Mario Batali, Ben Fountain, Ron Rash, Amy Tan, Kevin Wilson, Patrick DeWitt, Madeline Miller, and David Wroblewski.
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10-week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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Join our William Morrow publicity team this summer as an intern! In this internship you will be able to support the William Morrow, Dey Street Books, Avon and HarperVoyager imprints!
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10-week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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Join our Harper Publicity department this summer! In this internship you will have the opportunity to support the publicity department that works on the Harper, Harper Perennial, Design, Harper Paperback, Broadside, Harper Wave imprints.
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10-week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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We are currently seeking an intern to support the Editorial department for our Harper imprint! This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about all aspects of the publishing cycle at a commercially-oriented literary imprint. You will gain experience in copywriting and reading with professional discretion and gain an understanding of what it's like to be a young editorial professional.
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10-week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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We are currently seeking an Art and Design intern to support the William Morrow imprint! This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the process from first design through what you see on a bookshelf and all the behind-the-scenes work in between!
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10 week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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We are currently seeking an Art and Design intern to support the William Morrow imprint! This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the process from first design through what you see on a bookshelf and all the behind-the-scenes work in between!
This spring internship is a paid opportunity (14 hours per week), and it will run from February through April for a total of 10 weeks.
Please submit a separate cover letter for each opportunity you apply to – applications without cover letters will not be considered.
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Our Greenwillow Books imprint is currently seeking a summer intern to provide editorial support to the team.
Since its inception in 1974, Greenwillow Books has been publishing books for children of every age. We hope that at the heart of each book there is honesty, emotion and depth--conveyed by an author or an artist who has something that is worth saying to children and who says it in a way that is worth reading.
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10 week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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HarperCollins Children’s Books is looking for a summer intern who loves books, design, and all things social. If you are fluent in social media and know how to speak the visual language of users, no matter what platform, and are passionate about taking social design to the next level, this is the design internship for you!
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10 week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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Attention grammar nerds! The managing editorial department of our Children's Books Group is currently seeking a summer intern to help with a variety of projects.
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10 week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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We are currently seeking an intern to support the Children's Design department! This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the process from first design through what you see on a bookshelf and all the behind-the-scenes work in between!
The HarperCollins Summer Internship Program is a paid 10 week program which runs from June 10 through August 15. All interns work Monday through Thursday, for a total of 28 hours per week. As a HarperCollins intern, you will learn about the entire publishing process - following one book from beginning to end while hearing from the people who worked on it in our weekly lunch and learn series (lunch is provided!). You will work on a publishing project throughout the summer with your fellow interns and have the opportunity to present your findings to senior staff. There are plenty of opportunities to network including an icebreaker bowling trip, and the end of the program culminates with a presentation called “How to Get a Job in Publishing”– offering advice on your resume, cover letter, interview, and networking.
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The Managing Editor oversees process flow for identified opportunities through production planning and finished products, builds extensive global experience to use judgment to plan projects and accomplish publishing goals, interfaces with all HarperCollins Christian Publishing editorial, marketing, and creative team members, as well as shared service areas of the company, to create and update best tools, processes, and practices. Serves as project manager and works with the editorial director publisher in assigning projects to editors (both internal and external.) Provides data support and ensures data integrity for HCM titles within HCCP systems.
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The Marketing Manager implements the strategy for Vida Trade and Children’s titles’ leveraging traditional and digital marketing tactics and channels, such as sales funnels, email, blogs/websites, social media, and online advertising. It requires a high degree of attention to detail, organization, and ability to manage multiple projects on tight deadlines.
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Attention grammar nerds! The managing editorial department of our Children's Books Group is currently seeking a spring intern to help with a variety of projects.
This spring internship is a paid opportunity (14 hours per week), and it will run from mid February through mid April for a total of 10 weeks.
Please submit a separate cover letter for each opportunity you apply to – applications without cover letters will not be considered.
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We are currently seeking an intern to support the Children's Design department! This is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the process from first design through what you see on a bookshelf and all the behind-the-scenes work in between!
This spring internship is a paid opportunity (14 hours per week), and it will run from mid February through mid April for a total of 10 weeks.
Please submit a separate cover letter for each opportunity you apply to – applications without cover letters will not be considered.
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The Manager, Digital Advertising is directly responsible for leading the strategic and logistic implementation of Harlequin’s corporate Digital Advertising program. Leads the strategic planning, budgeting and execution of digital advertising initiatives to drive sales and brand awareness to meet corporate strategic and financial objectives. Challenges the existing environment, scans the external environment for opportunities and develops new initiatives based on competitive analysis, available technology and sales/trend analysis.
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Dey Street Books is currently seeking an Editorial Assistant to assist with a wide range of editorial and publishing tasks with a focus on preparing manuscripts for publication, including organizing and transmitting manuscripts for books to production, and tracking and trafficking projects through the publication process.
Dey Street Books publishes a broad range of commercial nonfiction and high profile authors.
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Our HarperOne Group is seeking an Assistant Production Editor to work in its New Jersey office.
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HarperCollins is seeking a Spanish Language Production Editor for its New Jersey office.
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Harlequin Books, a division of HarperCollins Publishers is seeking a highly-motivated and creative Senior Publicist to join its publicity team. The ideal candidate should possess a successful track record in publicizing literary & commercial fiction and narrative nonfiction titles. He/she will work across our General Books division and must be comfortable pitching national and local media for print, TV, radio, and online. This position will report directly to the Senior Publicity Manager.