Become a Book Editor

Have the Book Lover's Dream Job

If you love to read, book editor is probably the most fab job you can imagine. Book editors are the people who shape what the world reads. They decide which manuscripts are worthy of becoming published books, and then they turn those manuscripts into masterpieces.

About a Career as a Book Editor

Editors generally fall into two categories: copyeditors and acquisitions editors. Read on to see which job appeals to you.

Copyeditor: Copyeditors edit an author's manuscript. These are the people who correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Copyeditors make sure that the character that has brown curly hair on page 24 still has brown curly hair on page 224. Their work directly contributes to the reader's enjoyment of the published book.

Acquisitions Editor: Acquisitions involves buying books for a publishing house. These are the people who deal with literary agents and authors. They read proposals and sample chapters. They make offers to publish manuscripts that they think are written well and will sell well. They work with authors throughout the writing process to ensure that the book stays on track and on time.

Guide to Become a Book Editor

This edition of the guide is from 2015. You can find the most recently updated information for this career in the Book Editor Owner Certificate Course offered by International Association of Professions Career College (also known as IAP Career College) at iapcollege.com. Visit Book Editor Certificate Course to learn more.

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