Stephanie Stein

Editor

Harper Teen

Harper Kids

Senior Editor @HarperChildrens & @HarperTeen , she/her, 47% caffeine by volume. Opinions my own, and I do have a lot of them. šŸŒˆ

Stephanie Stein
@stephlystein
Editor
Senior Editor @HarperChildrens & @HarperTeen , she/her, 47% caffeine by volume. Opinions my own, and I do have a lot of them. šŸŒˆ
213 MSWL
34 AskAgent
Stephanie Stein
@stephlystein
Editor
Senior Editor @HarperChildrens & @HarperTeen , she/her, 47% caffeine by volume. Opinions my own, and I do have a lot of them. šŸŒˆ
213 MSWL
34 AskAgent

Jerry Bennett @comicbookjer

@stephlystein @HarperChildrens @harperteen Iā€™d love to know your most and least favorite thing about editing graphic novels! :) #okscbwichat
Replying to @comicbookjer

I love translating my editorial POV to a more visual storytelling language--thinking about things like layout and page turns. And the amazing art! What I might not love are the loooong schedules. Novels can take 2 years to pub, but GNs often take longer! #okscbwichat

Stephanie Stein
@stephlystein
Editor
Senior Editor @HarperChildrens & @HarperTeen , she/her, 47% caffeine by volume. Opinions my own, and I do have a lot of them. šŸŒˆ
213 MSWL
34 AskAgent

Valerie Lawson @litbeing

@stephlystein Can you tell us how you came to work in Children's Publishing? How did you start working as an editor? #okscbwichat

I came to the children's book world 8 years ago and have worked at Harper ever since. After internships at smaller pubs, I started out in marketing, where I learned how to write catchy copy and position a book to its audience. ~2 years later I switched to editing! #okscbwichat