Beyond Books Magazine operates as a volunteer-run literary publication, and its current call is for staff rather than for contributors. Editors are tasked with reviewing pieces submitted for forthcoming issues and compiling the final magazine; social media team members create and manage the magazine's Instagram posts. The roles are remote and ongoing, with no fee to apply and no specified compensation. Because the organization is a magazine rather than a residency, prize, or exhibition, the opportunity is best understood as an editorial apprenticeship inside a small publication. The work is curatorial in the broadest sense: selecting and sequencing writing for an issue, and shaping how that writing is presented to a public audience through social channels. The scope of the magazine's institutional reach, issue frequency, and editorial calendar are not stated in the provided material, so prospective applicants should treat the listing as an introduction to the publication rather than a complete picture of its operations. The curatorial vision is implicit in the two roles: editors are trusted with the final assembly of an issue, which requires judgment about which pieces cohere and how they speak to one another, while social media team members translate that editorial work into a visual and promotional register. Neither role is framed as a gatekeeping position so much as a collaborative one, and the listing emphasizes team membership rather than individual authorship.