Publicist for Books and Authors Id-3749

Publicist – Wildbound PR (Books & Authors)

Remote | Part-Time or Full-Time

Wildbound PR, a boutique literary publicity agency, is looking for an experienced Publicist to join our team. We specialize in strategic, author-driven campaigns that connect books with the audiences they deserve.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and execute tailored PR campaigns that elevate authors and books.
  • Pitch and secure media placements across print, digital, TV, radio, and podcasts.
  • Write compelling headlines and angles that tie into editorial calendars, cultural trends, and breaking news.
  • Cultivate and leverage strong relationships with media contacts, preferably in the book world—but connections in arts & culture, lifestyle, and entertainment are also a big plus.
  • Craft press materials, including pitch letters, press releases, and media kits that grab attention.
  • Coordinate book launch events, virtual tours, and speaking engagements.
  • Act as a client-facing representative, providing strategic guidance and clear communication.
  • Stay on top of media trends, industry news, and emerging publicity opportunities.

Ideal Candidate:

  • Experience: 3+ years in book publicity, publishing, or media relations.
  • Connections: Existing media relationships in books, arts & culture, lifestyle, or entertainment.
  • Storytelling Ability: A knack for writing compelling headlines and shaping angles that capture media interest.
  • Self-Motivated: Able to work independently, meet deadlines, and drive results.
  • Client-Facing: Comfortable managing author expectations and collaborating effectively.
  • Creative & Strategic: Can think outside the box while staying aligned with PR goals.

Why Join Wildbound PR?

  • Be part of a team dedicated to amplifying powerful stories.
  • Work in a flexible, remote-friendly environment.
  • Gain opportunities for growth and leadership in an exciting literary space.

To Apply: Send your resume, a brief cover letter, and samples of past PR work (media placements, press releases, or campaign highlights).

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $20.00 - $45.00 per hour

Expected hours: 15 – 25 per week

Schedule:

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