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Welcome to Rhymes with Camera!

I’m glad you’re here. There’s a ton of information at Rhymes with Camera for those who want to learn more about what I do creatively!

Click through the various links on the navigation bar above to learn more about me as an author, filmmaker, podcaster, boutique publisher, and more.

For regular news, you can catch me bi-weekly at the RWC Substack. One of my favorite recent essays has been “Sitting in the greenhouse, thinking about climate fiction” (4.27.26). For others, check out the sidebar on the right side of this page, where you can also find links.

🗓️ First Mondays bring you the INSIDE OUT edition
Essays, upcoming events, writing life news, updates, all things related to books, other project information and links

▶️ Third Mondays bring you the OUTSIDE IN edition
Essays, insights into multimedia projects (film, podcasts, collage), publishing, and speculative things piquing my interest 

🌄 Fifth Mondays [rare in 2026] bring you the IN SEASON edition
Essays, a snapshot into life beyond the laptop: gardening, hiking, travel, PNW living, etc.

Why not head on over there and catch up with me? Subscribing is free.

In the meantime, I’ve included a brief biographical citation below in case you’re new to this page. Thanks for stopping by! ~ Tamara Kaye Sellman

Locus-listed, four-time Pushcart nominee Tamara Kaye Sellman is co-author (with Clay Vermulm) of the collection, Rain Shadows (2025; BTRS Books), and is one of four co-hosts for the Beneath The Rain Shadow podcast. She is author of Cul de Sac Stories (2024; Aqueduct Press) and Intention Tremor (2021; MoonPath Press). Her most recent book, Trust Fall: A Not-Very-Magical Fairy Tale About the F Word, will be ready for pre-order in August for its September 2026 release with Gnashing Teeth Publishing.

Tamara’s recent shortform work is available to read/purchase in:

She also has work in two other anthologies slated to run her original work in 2026 (The Big Book of Quantum Fiction and Let the Right One Simmer).

Tamara is active with Dread Writers Society and the Seattle horror scene. She most recently edited the Camp Crypticon III anthology with Clay Vermulm  via BTRS Books.

When not writing, Tamara’s a guerilla gardener, indie filmmaker, Good Troublemaker, and MS warrior.