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I decided to become a book editor. He is an editor, giving the editor an entry method, and by strengthening the foundation of the new editor, he is a manual. New editors two. He's been working for three years and is trying to be a reflection guide on his field. Through the book, you can solidify the foundation, reduce mistakes, and relieve trial and error. And it is also another purpose to give you an opportunity to look back at your past. On Facebook, I am reading the book of Liu Hyang-mi, a
Korea has 60,000 books a year. It's about 160 books a day. The first of these is literature and the second is social science. And then children, technology. These books come out of the publishing press, and the author writes them, and then the editor makes them. The book editors are doing research, face-making, title-making decisions, cover design applications, production schedules, and distribution of news sources, but now, with small sales being done, the editor must be a designer, designer,
I was surprised to see so many publishers in the country. And it helped me a lot by giving professional insight into how to find the right publishing industry. In fact, the average person seems to be looking at it with all the information he doesn't know.
For those who are interested in books, publishing, or editing, it's going to be a practical guide and a real guide. I would recommend it as a career search and professional selection guide.
From childhood, I loved books, and my hope for the future was to be a bookkeeper, a librarian, a publisher, but I couldn't. But despite all the other work, I was unable to give up my stupidness and put my résumé in the press and interviewed. I was going to add my career to what I'm doing, but it didn't work out well in the end. I didn't know what I needed to be an editor. If only I had read this book at that time. I wouldn't have done a sigil after the interview. The book is divided into three
If you want to be a editor, as the title of the book is, it is considered a kind old friend who can learn what the editor does. If you are not a preliminary editor, you are interested in publishing, you might think it is a good book to show you the publishing site.
The whole process of producing a book is so much more so that not only the reserve editor, but anyone who plans a book for one, and wants to be a publisher, can understand the publishing process and develop the basic skills of making books.
A Bible for the prospective editors who want to work in publishing and discover good writers and turn them into directions. A book that helps us to do processes and design in publishing, making a press.
It's a book that I read in curious wonder because it's 35 years of veterans. In fact, I've been wondering about my job as editor, and how do I become editor? The question was raised by a group of people who worked as editors and had no place to ask. So as I read this book, I noticed that part of my work as editor was not known, and that I had been able to understand more. The most pathetic but sympathetic part of it is that the new editor is not very good at picking. But it's sad to see that
Can we make it independent later? It seems that there are cases where you have recently been editing and leaving for your own publishing. The editors are responsible for most of the publishing work, so they know that the company is going to work, and so they can do this because they're not paid enough at first, but they feel like it's really okay if they have a dream in this direction. Especially when you see the company almost end up in 30 years, it's because it seems to be a direct line that
Bae Gyeong-jin: I decided to become an editor
How to enter as editors, how to write original self-admonitions, How to show confidence in interviews, how you can quickly and accurately learn the basics of editing, how the editor can upgrade a step to a project editor, how he can access increasingly intense marketing techniques, how it can be combined with the advantages of being an undisclosed editor. Who's the editor that the times want? The editor's role is colorful, but the basic idea of editing is to believe in the power of text and to overcome time! The editor's time was gone when he was hiding behind the book! It's only been a time when you can promote your books on YouTube and then communicate directly with your readers on your personal channel and so forth that you can survive as editors. The type of paperbooks is also being varied into this north and audio book, so it seems natural that editors should change their role in the course of the age. But even if times change and the form of books change, the book still exists as a text, and the basic idea for editors who handle the text is to create books. It's only if the basics are strong enough to promote the book. He is a editor who explains the subject in detail and details the ‘ process of making books. ’. Guide to a preliminary editor, including his questions about the editor, how to write his own introductions, and how to enter the publisher. Guide to the new editor, who covered the basics of editing from the original review to correction. Guide to all editors who deal with the business of editing and publishing and marketing.
Korean title: 편집자가 되기로 했습니다
Korean author: 배경진
Korean publisher: 책이라는신화
ISBN-13: 9791197749964
Reviews
I decided to become a book editor. He is an editor, giving the editor an entry method, and by strengthening the foundation of the new editor, he is a manual. New editors two. He's been working for three years and is trying to be a reflection guide on his field. Through the book, you can solidify the foundation, reduce mistakes, and relieve trial and error. And it is also another purpose to give you an opportunity to look back at your past. On Facebook, I am reading the book of Liu Hyang-mi, a
Korea has 60,000 books a year. It's about 160 books a day. The first of these is literature and the second is social science. And then children, technology. These books come out of the publishing press, and the author writes them, and then the editor makes them. The book editors are doing research, face-making, title-making decisions, cover design applications, production schedules, and distribution of news sources, but now, with small sales being done, the editor must be a designer, designer,
I was surprised to see so many publishers in the country. And it helped me a lot by giving professional insight into how to find the right publishing industry. In fact, the average person seems to be looking at it with all the information he doesn't know.
For those who are interested in books, publishing, or editing, it's going to be a practical guide and a real guide. I would recommend it as a career search and professional selection guide.
From childhood, I loved books, and my hope for the future was to be a bookkeeper, a librarian, a publisher, but I couldn't. But despite all the other work, I was unable to give up my stupidness and put my résumé in the press and interviewed. I was going to add my career to what I'm doing, but it didn't work out well in the end. I didn't know what I needed to be an editor. If only I had read this book at that time. I wouldn't have done a sigil after the interview. The book is divided into three
If you want to be a editor, as the title of the book is, it is considered a kind old friend who can learn what the editor does. If you are not a preliminary editor, you are interested in publishing, you might think it is a good book to show you the publishing site.
The whole process of producing a book is so much more so that not only the reserve editor, but anyone who plans a book for one, and wants to be a publisher, can understand the publishing process and develop the basic skills of making books.
A Bible for the prospective editors who want to work in publishing and discover good writers and turn them into directions. A book that helps us to do processes and design in publishing, making a press.
It's a book that I read in curious wonder because it's 35 years of veterans. In fact, I've been wondering about my job as editor, and how do I become editor? The question was raised by a group of people who worked as editors and had no place to ask. So as I read this book, I noticed that part of my work as editor was not known, and that I had been able to understand more. The most pathetic but sympathetic part of it is that the new editor is not very good at picking. But it's sad to see that
Can we make it independent later? It seems that there are cases where you have recently been editing and leaving for your own publishing. The editors are responsible for most of the publishing work, so they know that the company is going to work, and so they can do this because they're not paid enough at first, but they feel like it's really okay if they have a dream in this direction. Especially when you see the company almost end up in 30 years, it's because it seems to be a direct line that
