Senior Book Editor

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esr healthcareDenver (CO)

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About the role

Senior Book Editor Senior Book Editor
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote Scope of Work Review, analyze, and enhance book manuscripts with an emphasis on clarity, narrative structure, voice, and market alignment. Provide detailed editorial feedback and perform advanced line editing, copyediting, and content restructuring as needed. Identify inconsistencies, gaps, or opportunities for improvement in plot, character development, and thematic continuity. Contribute to the creation of editorial guidelines and best practices to inform AI model development. Draft, revise, and polish editorial commentary, ensuring feedback is constructive, actionable, and aligned with high industry standards. Collaborate with project stakeholders by participating in written and verbal discussions to communicate edits and recommendations effectively. Support ongoing quality control by reviewing and refining AI-generated editorial work for accuracy and style.
Preferred Qualifications: Extensive experience editing published books for recognized publishing houses or prominent authors. Editorial leadership on books that have achieved notable recognition (e.g., New York Times bestsellers or award-winning titles) is a significant plus. Exceptional command of the English language, grammar, and literary style. Proven ability to deliver incisive, nuanced editorial feedback across genres and formats. Strong collaboration skills with a passion for both written and verbal communication. Comfort working in a remote, tech-enabled environment and adapting to evolving project needs. US-based contributors are preferred, though highly qualified professionals from other locations will be considered.
Company: ESR Healthcare

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