Cabinet of Curiosities

Being an Agent, Mental Health in the Querying Trenches, and Ghost Scouts Honour with Carey Blankenship-Kramer

I got to spend a sunny afternoon chatting with agent and writer, Carey Blankenship-Kramer! She had a wealth of insight and advice regarding the publishing industry, querying, and how to handle rejection. She also shared an excerpt from her upcoming middle grade horror, Ghost Scouts Honour, which already has me hooked! This is a great episode for anyone querying, wanting to submit to an agent (Carey is open for subs! Go read her MSWL), and learning how to handle rejection, all from a queer ND agent and writer with a huge amount of experience in both roles. Carey also answers that most vital of questions: how many queries should you send before you give up?   Be sure to buy her book when it comes out! Keep up to date with all her news: Twitter: https://twitter.com/careyfblankensh [https://twitter.com/careyfblankensh] Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/careyblankenshipkramer/ [https://www.instagram.com/careyblankenshipkramer/] Website: http://www.careyblankenshipkramer.com/ [http://www.careyblankenshipkramer.com/]   After growing up surrounded by books and people who loved to read them, Carey’s debut novel, GHOST SCOUTS HONOR, is being published by Scholastic January 2025. And yes, she does have experience with how ghosts have zero respect for personal space. She is currently repped by Sheyla Knigge at High Line Literary Collective. Carey graduated from Berry College with a dual degree in English and Creative Writing. She later received her master’s in Writing and Digital Communications from Agnes Scott College. She has experience working with both publishing houses and literary agencies and loves her role as Junior Agent at Belcastro Agency.  Outside of work and writing, you can usually find Carey spending time with her small zoo and husband, getting way too competitive on the tennis court, gardening, playing video games, or eating candy.    Summary (auto generated by Otter AI) * Writing, publishing, and querying with a rejection backstory.0:00 [https://otter.ai/u/FJ3Qb5mpoCcLY6l3i2UAqICrs9w?tab=summary&t=0s] * Speaker 1 shares their experience with querying agents, including rejections and epiphanies, while Speaker 2 offers support and advice. * Both speakers discuss their writing journeys, with Speaker 1 on their first book and Speaker 2 sharing their six-book journey to getting an agent. * Carrie Blankenship Kramer discusses her debut novel and writing experience with host. * Writing, agents, and personalized queries.5:06 [https://otter.ai/u/FJ3Qb5mpoCcLY6l3i2UAqICrs9w?tab=summary&t=307s] * Speaker 1 is excited to have an agent on the podcast and asks about their love for animals, including a dog named Bob and three cats. * Speaker 2 shares their experience with animals and mentions their stream on Twitch, while acknowledging the potential for stalking or oversharing personal information. * Speaker 2 shares their experience of receiving unsolicited food packages from fans, leading to concerns about online privacy and security. * Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 discuss the importance of personalizing queries for agents, including matching manuscript wish lists and providing clear information about the story. * Being a neurodivergent, queer literary agent.10:49 [https://otter.ai/u/FJ3Qb5mpoCcLY6l3i2UAqICrs9w?tab=summary&t=649s] * Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 discuss their experiences as literary agents and writers, with Speaker 2 highlighting their own experiences in the "gray trenches" of publishing. * Speaker 2 emphasizes the importance of understanding the mental health of authors and being able to relate to them, citing their own experiences as a writer and agent. * Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 discuss the importance of demystifying the publishing industry, particularly for neurodivergent and queer authors. * Speaker 2 shares their personal experience with mental health during the querying process, including using a jar to reward themselves with nice memories after each rejection. * Querying and rejection in the writing industry.16:41 [https://otter.ai/u/FJ3Qb5mpoCcLY6l3i2UAqICrs9w?tab=summary&t=1002s] * Speaker 2 shares advice for neurodivergent writers querying agents, including turning off notifications and focusing on next book. * Speaker 2 and Speaker 1 discuss the changing query process, including form rejections and lack of feedback, with Speaker 2 noting it's important to protect mental health. * Speaker 2 believes agents may clear their inboxes by sending non-personalized rejections, while Speaker 1 appreciates personalized rejections with feedback. * Publishing trends and querying tips.22:17 [https://otter.ai/u/FJ3Qb5mpoCcLY6l3i2UAqICrs9w?tab=summary&t=1337s] * Writer shares insider secrets on publishing trends and querying tips. * Industry trends: Middle grade horror is popular, but horror in general faces challenges, and shorter books are preferred. * A ghost story set in Savannah, Georgia.26:17 [https://otter.ai/u/FJ3Qb5mpoCcLY6l3i2UAqICrs9w?tab=summary&t=1577s] * Author shares details about upcoming book, "Ghost Scouts," set in Savannah, Georgia, with a unique blend of ghost lore and Girl Scouts inspiration. * Speaker 2 describes a ghost in a school auditorium, finding it eerie and unsettling.

Demystifying Poetry, Sharing Words in the Woods, and DINOSAURS! with Alex Callaghan

Alex and I had a cosy little chat about growing with the support of the poetry community, demystifying poetry to non-poets, Bone Down and, of course, dinosaurs. This is a great episode for anyone looking to get into poetry or learn more about how to get into event making and the poetry community!   Alex Callaghan (they/them) is a non-binary poet from Yorkshire, and part of the Bone Down Literary Affinity Group. They specialise in wit, whimsy, and dinosaurs. Follow them: Twitter: ABCallaghan2 Instagram: poetry_ditties   Otter Podcast Transcript Alex and Kate McKenna discuss their shared passion for dinosaur poetry, while Speaker 2 provides insights into the progression of Bone Down poetry events and the creation of the community-driven poetry zine. Speaker 2 highlights the significance of bone down as a gateway drug for people who aren't poets to get into poetry, and Unknown Speaker shares their experience of coming to bone down events and contributing to the zine. The speakers articulate the community-driven approach of Bone Down and the importance of celebrating and empowering the poetry community through events and publications. Meanwhile, Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 grapple with the complex language and historical context of poetry, emphasizing the need for balance between creative pursuits and other aspects of life to prevent burnout and maintain motivation.   Transcript Outline Poetry, dinosaurs, and the Bone Down literary affinity group. * Alex, a member of the literary affinity group Bone Down, discusses their passion for writing about dinosaurs, including their final university project, "Dinosaurs in Space," which explores grief through the lens of a Stegosaurus and Ankylosaurus. * Alex's partner has a velociraptor plushie and they buy little brooches of dinosaurs, leading to a discussion about the group's focus on whimsical dinosaur writings. * Poet Caitlin was known as "jam poet" among Kate McKenna's friend group, met at Ilkley Literature Festival in 2022. * Kate's book launch was unexpectedly accompanied by poetry readings. Poetry events and community involvement. * Poet Kate asks Speaker 2 and Eve to help organize poetry events in local parks. * Poets moved indoor events to a venue with accessibility features, warming up to outdoor performances again in winter. * Speaker 2 shares their growth in poetry community involvement, from attending events to hosting, with support from Caitlyn and other members. Poetry community and zine creation. * Community members collaborated on a zine showcasing their poetry and visual art, celebrating their diverse talents and connections. * Poetry workshop attendees share their writing with others for the first time, including a mother who started writing during lockdown. * Zine contributors performed their work, showcasing the difference between page and performance poetry. Poetry styles and accessibility. * Poet dabbles in various styles, including rhyming poetry and prose poetry, to keep their audience engaged. * Speaker 2 shares their personal journey with poetry, mentioning Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" as a favorite poem and highlighting the importance of accessibility in poetry. * Speaker 2 discusses the evolution of language in poetry and how it can be difficult to read contemporary poetry, emphasizing the need for accessible entry points into the genre. * Speaker 2 recommends Alice Goldman's "The Book of Seeing Past the Shadows" as a great introduction to poetry for those who are not familiar with the genre. * Speaker 2 finds that reading poetry out loud helps them appreciate the pacing and emphasis of the poem better. Creativity, burnout, and balance in the arts. * Neil Gaiman's poetry inspires creative problem-solving in real life. * Struggling to balance event hosting and university while maintaining enthusiasm. * Poets discuss creative burnout, balancing creative pursuits with daily life.

Arts Funding, Imposter Syndrome, and Dead Women Poets with Helen Bowell

Listen to me chaotically and queerly chat with the wonderful Helen!   Helen Bowell is a poet, editor and producer. Her debut pamphlet The Barman (Bad Betty Press, 2022) was a Poetry Book Society Choice. She co-directs Dead [Women] Poets Society (which resurrects women poets of the past at events), runs Bi+ Lines (a project for bi+ poets), and produces events for the Poetry Translation Centre.   Twitter: @helen_bowell, @bi_poets, @deadwomentweet Instagram: @helen.bowell, @bi_poets, @dead_women_poets_soc Website: helenbowell.co.uk and deadwomenpoets.com   Transcript: Poetry and LGBTQ+ issues. (0:58) Arts funding challenges and successes. (6:12) Funding for artists and writers. (10:46) Queer literature and identity fluidity. (14:34) Imposter syndrome, shame, and identity. (20:37) Women poets from the past and their influence on contemporary poetry. (27:21)

Toxic Classics, Trigger Warnings, and How Does She Do It? with Anna Rose James

I cosied up with a cuppa to have this lovely chat with actor and writer Anna Rose James! It was super interesting – and also extremely cathartic! – to chat with this wonderful creative. “We should never be so grateful that we forget what we deserve.” Anna Rose James (she/her) is a queer, bisexual actor-writer of poetry, flash fiction, auto-fiction, screenplays and scripts; co-founder of Sonnet Sisters, Six Lips Theatre and The Podvangelist; and the voice of 3CC0 in Tin Can podcast. She reviews theatre for Arts York and speculative fiction for Horror Tree Press, and slush-reads weird short fiction for The Drabblecast. Her published work includes Unknown (Stairwell Books), Little Irritants (Analog Submission Press) and 100 Friggin’ Poems. Twitter: @annaonscreen Instagram: @annaonthepage Website: https://annarosejames.wordpress.com/ [https://annarosejames.wordpress.com/]   Summary: •  Creativity, writing, and audio processing.    •  Language, etymology, and theater. 4:28   •  Shakespeare's "Wuthering Heights" and content warnings in education. 11:22   •  Content warnings and artistic expression. 15:31   •  Advocacy work and dealing with resistance.

Neurospicy Novel Writing, Scottish Dialect, and Why Duck Feet Are More Important Than Penguin with Ely Percy

Ely is just brilliant! I had a fabulous time chatting with them about writing – particularly about disability themes and the importance of representing authentic Scottish dialect. In fact, there's a lot about authenticity and staying true to yourself in this conversation, and it's well worth a listen if you're a writer. Their novel is due for another print run in November, so pre-order now! Ely Percy is an award-winning Scottish writer, best known for their novel ‘Duck Feet’ which was shortlisted for a Barbellion. They won Scottish Novel of the Year Award 2021 - a fact that slipped their mind when giving me the lowdown on their work. Their first publication was a letter in ‘Big!’ Magazine (1994). Since then, they’ve released a memoir ‘Cracked’ (2002), contributed many stories to literary journals, and published two novels ‘Vicky Romeo Plus Joolz’ (2019) and ‘Duck Feet’ (2021). Follow Them: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elypercy/ [https://www.facebook.com/elypercy/] LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ely-percy-886804162 Instagram: @ely_percy Website: elypercy.com   Summary generated by Otter AI: * Sending out a manuscript to publishers. (4:16) 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* The voice in the head and the story. (10:06) 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* Cognitive impairment instead of brain injury. (15:19) 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* How did you start writing? (20:32) 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* Selling as a bloody story. (25:53) 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* Transgender man crime novel who hasn't grown up yet. 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