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Mary C. Moore and I
discuss her career from zookeeper to literary agent with Kimberly Cameron and
Associates, as well as the types of projects and clients she’s looking to
represent. We talk about the difference between a large agency and a smaller
one, the ways in which she evaluates manuscripts and authors, the support she
provides writers both during submission to editors and after, the pandemic’s
impact on publishing, a message from a cockatoo, a unicorn sighting, being a
green witch, and so much more. This episode is jam-packed with publishing insight
you don’t want to miss.
In 2019 she officially began agenting full time, becoming an associate member of the AAR. She is eager to further build her client list in fiction, both children and adult. She reads widely and enjoys all fiction genres, but is especially seeking bookclub fiction with light speculative elements, female detective stories, whimsical middle-grade, and young adult that explores identity and culture.
She does not represent non-fiction (including memoir), picture books, or self-published novels (although she will consider your next project).
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