Remote publishing roles let you work for New York publishers, literary agencies, and bookish companies from outside the office. Openings span editorial, marketing, publicity, production, design, and operations — fully remote posts where location is not tied to a daily Midtown commute.

Many Big Five and independent houses now post remote-eligible assistant and mid-level roles, especially in digital marketing, production, and rights. Fully remote openings are scarcer than in-office roles, so competition for these positions can be steep when they appear.

If you are comparing pay before you apply, check disclosed ranges on our publishing salaries hub. For role paths beyond remote work, see the publishing careers guide, or browse entry-level publishing jobs.

Remote generally means the job is fully work-from-home, with no regular office days required. Hybrid means you split time between home and a publisher’s office, often a few days a week in New York.

If you can commute part-time and want more openings, browse hybrid publishing jobs. This page lists only fully remote roles.