London/Sheffield/Bristol/Edinburgh Up to £38,000pa
Marketing Manager (12-month FTC) Little Brown, Book Group
Reporting to the Literary Campaigns Director, as Marketing Manager you will be responsible for planning, implementing and measuring creative, eye-catching and sales-focused campaigns for literary fiction and non-fiction titles. With a combination of creativity and market awareness, your campaigns will enthuse booksellers, engage influencers and drive
sales for both established literary brand authors and breakout launches. You will also be the lead marketer on our iconic Virago Modern Classics list.
London
From £44,000pa
Senior Rights Manager (12-month FTC) Nosy Crow
We have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic, business-oriented and proactive individual to join our team as a Senior Rights Manager on a 12-month fixed-term contract. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated track record as a rights seller with expertise in negotiations, presentations and sales strategies, as well as previous experience representing a wide range of
children’s books titles. This is a full-time position and is a hybrid role, working a minimum of three days per week in our office near to London Bridge.
London £42,000pa–£47,000pa DOE
Senior Marketing Manager, Cornerstone Penguin Random House
We are looking for a creative, confident marketer with experience working in a fast-paced marketing team. This role will work across the list but with a particular focus on crime and thriller and managing some of our biggest repeat author brands. This role will create awareness of and engagement for Cornerstone books and authors in order to drive sales and build profiles. You will be highly organised, simultaneously working across multiple campaigns and delivering them on time and to budget.
London
Head of Digital First Studio Simon and Schuster UK
Reporting to the Chief Executive, this role will be heading up the newly created Digital First Studio platform, Simon Maverick, focusing on the creative and commercial vision for digital reading and listening experiences in markets around the world. The successful applicant will lead the strategic direction and execution of a dynamic digital publishing programme aligned with company goals. They will oversee a high-performing digital programme with standout digital-first content that has commercial focus which will thrive in Kindle Unlimited, Audible, Spotify and beyond.
London £36,000pa DOE
Commissioning Editor, Archaeology and Ancient History - 12-month FTC (maternity cover) Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
We are seeking an academic Commissioning Editor, starting October 2025, to continue the consistent growth of our Archaeology list enjoyed in recent years. You will expand our publishing in areas such as ancient drama, classical reception and language teaching across a range of product lines (textbooks, monographs and reference). The role will report to our Global Editorial Director for Literary Studies, Classics and Performing Arts.
London £29,000pa–£32,000pa DOE
Marketing Executive, Academic Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
This role is a fantastic opportunity for a marketer to work on innovative promotional campaigns within the busy marketing team of a global academic publisher. Reporting to a Senior Marketing Manager, the successful candidate will be working across Literary Studies, Creative Writing and Acting & Performance books within Bloomsbury’s award-winning Academic division. The role uses the full marketing mix to create awareness and generate sales for titles ranging from general interest and course books through to research and reference works.
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