novelist
[noun]
a writer who explores characters, events, and themes in depth through long narrative stories, particularly novels
copy editor
[noun]
a professional who ensures that written material is clear, concise, and free of errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation
structural editor
[noun]
a professional who works with an author to improve the overall structure, content, and organization of a manuscript
commissioning editor
[noun]
an editor responsible for acquiring and developing content, including books, articles, and other media, for a publishing company or other organization
permissions editor
[noun]
a person responsible for obtaining permission to use copyrighted material in a book, such as images or excerpts from other publications
content editor
[noun]
a professional who reviews and edits the content of a manuscript or document for style, tone, consistency, accuracy, and overall effectiveness
sensitivity editor
[noun]
a person who reads through a written work to identify and eliminate any potential biases, stereotypes, or insensitive language
line editor
[noun]
a type of editor who focuses on improving the writing style and clarity of individual sentences and paragraphs in a manuscript
copywriter
[noun]
a professional writer who creates advertising and promotional materials, typically for businesses and organizations
cover artist
[noun]
the person responsible for creating the visual design and artwork for the front cover of a book
cover blurber
[noun]
someone who writes a brief endorsement or review of a book that appears on the book's cover or promotional materials
fact-checker
[noun]
a person who verifies the factual accuracy of information presented in a publication or other form of media
indexer
[noun]
a professional who creates an index for a book or other document, organizing its contents alphabetically or thematically for easy reference
literary agent
[noun]
a professional who represents writers and their written works to publishers, film producers, and other potential buyers
audio engineer
[noun]
sound professional responsible for recording, mixing, and editing audio to achieve desired results
printer
[noun]
a company or individual that produces books, magazines, newspapers, or other printed materials by applying ink to paper or other materials
production manager
[noun]
a person responsible for overseeing the production process of a book, including printing, binding, and distribution
proofreader
[noun]
someone whose job involves reading and marking the errors of a written or printed piece
publicist
[noun]
a person whose job is to make a new actor, product, etc. known to the public
publisher
[noun]
a person or firm that manages the preparation and public distribution of printed material such as books, newspapers, etc.
rights manager
[noun]
a professional responsible for managing the intellectual property rights of an organization or individual
transcriptionist
[noun]
a person who converts audio or video recordings into written or electronic text documents
translator
[noun]
someone whose job is to change written or spoken words from one language to another
typesetter
[noun]
a person or software program that arranges and sets the text, images, and other elements of a book or other printed material into a format ready for printing
typist
[noun]
a person who types written or dictated material, often using a typewriter or computer keyboard
distributor
[noun]
a company or organization that supplies and delivers products or materials from a manufacturer, supplier, or publisher to businesses, retailers, or end-users
collaborator
[noun]
someone who works with another person in order to create or produce something such as a book
hack
[noun]
an author or journalist who produces low-quality and dull work, aiming solely for commercial success
literati
[noun]
well-educated and intelligent people who deal with literature or publishing
pamphleteer
[noun]
someone who writes pamphlets, especially one who promotes partisan views on political issues
pen name
[noun]
a name used by an author instead of their real name when writing or publishing their works
satirist
[noun]
a person who writes or uses satires in order to criticize or humor someone or something
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