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So it is with a belly full of green tea that Kaylee supports Williamson Literary as a Literary Agent Assistant.Susan Williamson, visual arts coordinator at the Carroll Arts Center, received the 2018 Delta of Maryland Lifelong Learner Award from the McDaniel College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa national honor society during the chapterвЂ™s recent Celebration of the Liberal Arts. Having recently quit coffee, she promptly entered an identity crisis but found herself again in green tea. Kaylee loves reality television, taking naps, and promenading around the ton like they do in Bridgerton. Her favorite genre of content to consume is sadвЂ“anything tragic will do. To manyвЂ™s dismay, one of KayleeвЂ™s favorite activities is spoiling movies and books for herself, and as such Wikipedia is her most visited website. Kaylee joins Williamson Literary out of her passion for literature and writing while she continues to work on her manuscript. Currently, she lives in Arlington with her roommateвЂ“but best friend firstвЂ“Kinsey, who is KayleeвЂ™s writing accountability and reads all her drafts of everything. Recently, she left the corporate world and began pursuing writing her first novel full-time. Since graduating, she has worked as a Technical Writer in the DC area. Kaylee Zou graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a double major in Writing Seminars and English in May of 2020. She has a penchant for settling in with a bowl of popcorn on Saturday nights with her two rescue cats, Mack and Baine, to watch horror host Svengoolie and his eclectic selection of horror movies. Susan loves reading an array of fiction and nonfiction and is an Ernest Shackleton freak and classic film fan. She received her Master of Arts in Writing from Johns Hopkins University in 2012. She now works as a writer and editor in addition to agenting.ДЄfter attaining her bachelorвЂ™s degree in film from the University of Maryland Baltimore County, she attended the graduate program in film at UCLA and later graduated from the International CinematographerвЂ™s camera assistant training program in Los Angeles. She has also taught writing, written speeches for a county councilman, copy edited a well-known international wine journal and happily shelved books at her local library. A Baltimore County native, Susan worked 20 years as a film industry camera assistant in Los Angeles and Baltimore and 20 years in journalism as a newspaper reporter and editor. Susan comes to agenting as an award-winning journalist with a number of careers under her belt. ItвЂ™s a good fit for them and the writers seeking representation with Williamson Lit. From classmates in the Johns Hopkins MA in Writing program, to longtime writing group colleagues to editing and agenting, Emily and Susan have found they have similar approaches to writing and tastes in literature. Ingram, associate agent, joined Williamson Literary in 2019 after knowing, and writing with, Emily Williamson for close to a decade. * If youвЂ™d like to inquire about EmilyвЂ™s services as an editor, please visit Williamson Literary does not charge any fees for representation.

SheвЂ™s one of those annoying people who canвЂ™t eat gluten she binge-watches Netflix shows loves to travel and her preferred clothing season is Autumn. She loves the outdoors, cuts her own firewood, and plays fantasy football. It is this varied, nomadic past that has influenced her own writing and her particular interests as an agent. In the past, Emily spent 13 years as an archaeologist traveling all over the US and abroad in search of many thingsвЂ¦sometimes finding nothing. Williamson Literary is also about building relationships: agent-author, agent-publisher, author-publisher. It is the core of Williamson Literary-to support the careers of dedicated writers who deserve to see their ideas and imaginings realized. In 2016 she founded Williamson Literary, driven by the desire to help great writers achieve their publishing goals.ДЄs a writer, she understands the investment of time and heart it takes to follow this challenging path. She began her editing career in 2011 with Chrysalis Editorial* in Washington, DC. She is a native of New Jersey, graduated from American University (BA Anthropology) in 1997 and Johns Hopkins University (MA Writing) in 2012.

Williamson Literary is a small but vibrant and actively engaged literary agency in Baltimore, Maryland.Д®mily Williamson represents a variety of projects in non-fiction and fiction.

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