![]() Behind the Spine: Casa Carlini's Internship Program Brings Students Inside Independent PublishingBy: Casa Carlini Based remotely out of New York and structured around a 10–12 week term aligned with academic calendars, the program offers professional exposure while remaining flexible for institutional credit requirements. Current internship openings span a range of functions — Administrative & Publishing, Book Cover Design, Book Formatting, Bookkeeping, Data Engineer, and Donor & Grant Development — reflecting the many disciplines that support a modern independent press. The program introduces students to how publishing actually works. Book Cover Design interns produce stunning covers that go on to appear on shelves in bookstores around the world — a tangible, lasting result of their work. Administrative interns work directly alongside the publisher and authors, following a book from concept to publication and gaining hands-on experience with contracts, marketing, and the many moving parts that bring a title to life. Across all roles, interns build practical experience that strengthens their academic training and readiness for careers in publishing, communications, design, nonprofit work, and adjacent creative industries. Casa Carlini requires that internships be completed for academic credit or be formally sponsored by the student's institution. In some cases, schools may also provide a stipend, a model commonly used for credit-bearing placements. Casa Carlini works with students and institutions on all required paperwork to ensure the experience serves as both a genuine educational and professional milestone. "Publishing is learned best not only from books, but from participation," Students and institutions interested in learning more are encouraged to explore current openings and apply directly for the role that best fits their skills at https://casacarlini.com/ About Casa Carlini Casa Carlini is an independent publishing house devoted to books that linger — on the shelf, in the mind, and in conversation, long after the last page is turned. End
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