Publishing Jobs Bay Area Novels & Stories

"Where the hell have you been Maddy? You're late! I don't think you are fit for this job, and just a little warning, the next time you come in late there will be consequences.” Maddy had gotten the job 2 months ago as an assistant publisher for one of the biggest publishing companies in the world "Keaton Publisher." This was her dream job. After leaving her hometown in Pennsylvania at 24 years, she went all the way to New York for a better opportunity. At first, it was difficult but then she met her roommate Ella who became her best friend. She worked as a store attendant for 2 years before she got her big break. When the opportunity came to work in Keaton she went straight for it and with h

Susana mumbles into her wine glass. "Actually!" I say before they could start a quarrel. "I was going to wait until everything is finalized, but since the topic came up. Kat, I got you a job at Flare Magazine in Los Angeles, we wanted to set up your office before telling you anything. They will offer you a hefty sign-on bonus if you agree." Kat grasp. Her eyes widen. "Oh my gosh Niyler, but how?"

“That’s great. You are actually on time. I have a friend who works in a publishing company. Have you heard of the Daily News Agency? I think they are hiring. I can pitch you in if you want.” “Really?” My eyes grew round, and rolled on the bed in my excitement. This is awesome news. I could not believe my luck. Just as I was thinking of finding a new job, something as big as this comes up. The possibility excited me. I rubbed my hands together in anticipation. “Yes. Really. I will ask my friend and get back to you later. Unfortunately, their main branch is in another state. Are you willing to relocate?” The thought stumped me. But then, I realized that with Damon gone, there was nothing in Ca

I felt as if I was floating on some sort of happy cloud as I replied, but before I could send it off to him, another email arrived in my inbox. Nicholas: By the way, I have arranged an interview for you with Baylor publishing. You are highly welcome. I stared at the screen in surprise. Wow! He already got me a job interview? He must be even more well connected than I actually thought. Ophelia: Thanks. When and where is it? Nicholas: Thursday, 3 PM at the Baylor publishing house downtown. Do you need the location? Ophelia: No, I will take a taxi. Actually, wouldn't texting be easier than emailing?’