Kimberley
Cameron & Associates
1550 Tiburon
Blvd.
#704
Tiburon, CA
94920
Update August 4, 2013:
Dear
Brian,
Wanted to send a quick note to let you know that our submission email has
changed. We are no longer using info@kimberleycameron.com
and plan to retire it soon. Instead we request that authors email each agent at
their personal KC&A email. Can you update your blog post?
Thank you so much!
Cordially,
Kimberley Cameron
President,
Kimberley Cameron & Associates
Kimberley
Cameron is the agency’s president.
She is looking for outstanding writing in any field, particularly writing that
touches the heart and makes us feel something. She’s been successful with many
different genres and loves the thrill of securing a publishing contract for
debut authors. She represents botch fiction and nonfiction, but no romance,
children’s books or screenplays. Thank you so much!
Cordially,
Kimberley Cameron
President,
Kimberley Cameron & Associates
Include a one-page synopsis and the
first 50 pages in word attachments. For nonfiction, please submit a
well-crafted proposal and the first three chapters of your work.
Elizabeth
Kracht joined the agency
in the fall of 2010. In fiction, she represents literary, commercial, women’s
thrillers, mysteries and YA with crossover appeal. She is intrigued by
untrustworthy narrators, tragic tales of class and circumstances, and
identifies with flawed and query yet sterling characters.
In nonfiction, she particularly loves
voice-driven or adventure-driven memoir, and other nonfiction projects that
contribute to the well-being of the self or other {whatever that means}, in
addition to niche projects that fill holes in the market, offer a fresh
approach or make her laugh. She also has a soft spot for heroic nonfiction pet
stories.
Include a one-page synopsis and the
first 50 pages in word attachments. For nonfiction, please submit a
well-crafted proposal and the first three chapters of your work.
Pooja
Menon joined the agency
in the fall of 2011 as in intern. She blogs at http://eatlovewritelive.wordpress.com/
Pooja
is actively seeking to build her client list. She’s looking for compelling
writing with an easy flow, a timely pacing, a unique perspective, and strong
voices. She enjoys literary, commercial, historical, and upmarket women’s
fiction; but is particularly drawn to stories with an international flavor,
vibrant characters, multicultural themes, and lush settings.
She has a soft
spot for fantasy novels that are original and layered, with worlds as real and
alive as the ones created by Philip Pullman and J.K. Rowling. In YA, she’s
eagerly looking for submissions across all genres (contemporary, adventure,
realist, paranormal romance, gothic, horror, historical, steampunk, dystopian,
magical realism, urban fantasy, and new age).
Pooja is also acquiring nonfiction
adventure and travel memoirs, journalism and human interest stories, and
self-help books addressing relationships and the human psychology from a fresh
perspective. It is imperative for nonfiction writers to have a strong platform.
If you do not have one, please build on that before sending your query letter.
Query Pooja at pooja@kimberleycameron.com
Include a one-page synopsis and the
first 50 pages in word attachments. For nonfiction, please submit a
well-crafted proposal and the first three chapters of your work.
Ethan
Vaughan joined Kimberley
Cameron & Associates as an intern in the fall or 2011 after completing a
summer internship with Folio Literary Management. Ethan is looking for fantasy
and science fiction manuscripts with believable characters and unique premises.
Ethan is also looking for literary
fiction, horror, historical fiction, accessible historical nonfiction (Cleopatra:
A Life, for example), well done political literature and women’s fiction.
Query Ethan at Ethan@kimberleycameron.com
Include a one-page synopsis and the
first 50 pages in word attachments. For nonfiction, please submit a
well-crafted proposal and the first three chapters of your work.
Brian
Henry will be leading a "Writing
for Children and for Young Adults" workshop
in Hamilton on February 9 (details here).
Also, he'll be leading "How
to Get Published" workshops
on March 16 in Kingston (details here)
and on March 17 in Peterborough (details here).
To register, email: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
But probably the best single step you can take toward getting manuscript ready for publication is to join one of the “Next Step” or “Intensive” creative writing courses. Starting in January, Brian will be leading “Next Step” courses in Mississauga (details here) and in Georgetown (details here). He’ll be leading “Intensive” courses in Burlington (details here) and in Mississauga (details here).
But probably the best single step you can take toward getting manuscript ready for publication is to join one of the “Next Step” or “Intensive” creative writing courses. Starting in January, Brian will be leading “Next Step” courses in Mississauga (details here) and in Georgetown (details here). He’ll be leading “Intensive” courses in Burlington (details here) and in Mississauga (details here).
See Brian's full schedule here, including writing workshops and creative writing courses in Kingston, Peterborough, Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Georgetown, Milton, Oakville, Burlington, St. Catharines, Hamilton, Dundas, Kitchener, Guelph, London, Woodstock, Orangeville, Newmarket, Barrie, Gravenhurst, Sudbury, Muskoka, Peel, Halton, the GTA, Ontario and beyond.
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