Katie Camlin
@katiecammm.bsky.social
Marketing & Social Media Manager for KC Bier Co | One-time accidental NFL insider | Alto in the Kansas City Symphony Chorus | Huge dork
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If anyone goes to a Chiefs game this season and wants to get me one of these precious lil souvenir cups, I’d pay you for it!! (I just can’t afford to go to a game anymore lol)
But I neeeeeed this 😍
But I neeeeeed this 😍
September 5, 2025 at 3:01 PM
If anyone goes to a Chiefs game this season and wants to get me one of these precious lil souvenir cups, I’d pay you for it!! (I just can’t afford to go to a game anymore lol)
But I neeeeeed this 😍
But I neeeeeed this 😍
Oops, I’ve been bad about updates. Here is a lazy post about my last three reads (one audiobook)
“The Mesmerist” by Caroline Woods
“A Short Stay in Hell” (FCKING AMAZING) by Steven L. Peck
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune
“The Mesmerist” by Caroline Woods
“A Short Stay in Hell” (FCKING AMAZING) by Steven L. Peck
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune
August 31, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Oops, I’ve been bad about updates. Here is a lazy post about my last three reads (one audiobook)
“The Mesmerist” by Caroline Woods
“A Short Stay in Hell” (FCKING AMAZING) by Steven L. Peck
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune
“The Mesmerist” by Caroline Woods
“A Short Stay in Hell” (FCKING AMAZING) by Steven L. Peck
“The House in the Cerulean Sea” by TJ Klune
“I Who Have Never Known Men” by Jacqueline Harpman (audiobook)
Yall get the full review because I LOVED it. Wow
Yall get the full review because I LOVED it. Wow
August 5, 2025 at 1:31 AM
“I Who Have Never Known Men” by Jacqueline Harpman (audiobook)
Yall get the full review because I LOVED it. Wow
Yall get the full review because I LOVED it. Wow
Finally dug into Uzumaki by Junji Ito.
Bizarre, unsettling, creepy, and stunning. I loved it 🌀😵💫🐌🌪️
Bizarre, unsettling, creepy, and stunning. I loved it 🌀😵💫🐌🌪️
August 5, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Finally dug into Uzumaki by Junji Ito.
Bizarre, unsettling, creepy, and stunning. I loved it 🌀😵💫🐌🌪️
Bizarre, unsettling, creepy, and stunning. I loved it 🌀😵💫🐌🌪️
“Caught Up” by Navessa Allen
Fun, hot, amusing. I’m good for the occasional romance/smut as long as it’s fairly twisted/dark. This one actually had more story than the previous in the series, which I didn’t mind. Little guilty pleasure listen
Fun, hot, amusing. I’m good for the occasional romance/smut as long as it’s fairly twisted/dark. This one actually had more story than the previous in the series, which I didn’t mind. Little guilty pleasure listen
July 23, 2025 at 11:23 PM
“Caught Up” by Navessa Allen
Fun, hot, amusing. I’m good for the occasional romance/smut as long as it’s fairly twisted/dark. This one actually had more story than the previous in the series, which I didn’t mind. Little guilty pleasure listen
Fun, hot, amusing. I’m good for the occasional romance/smut as long as it’s fairly twisted/dark. This one actually had more story than the previous in the series, which I didn’t mind. Little guilty pleasure listen
“The Eyes Are the Best Part” by Monika Kim (e-book)
Super gross! Wildly entertaining! A little heavy-handed and overall over-the-top, but it works.
Super gross! Wildly entertaining! A little heavy-handed and overall over-the-top, but it works.
July 23, 2025 at 8:57 PM
“The Eyes Are the Best Part” by Monika Kim (e-book)
Super gross! Wildly entertaining! A little heavy-handed and overall over-the-top, but it works.
Super gross! Wildly entertaining! A little heavy-handed and overall over-the-top, but it works.
“King of Ashes” by S.A. Cosby
Gritty, bloody thriller with great character writing and STUNNING prose. I love Cosby’s work
Gritty, bloody thriller with great character writing and STUNNING prose. I love Cosby’s work
July 21, 2025 at 11:57 PM
“King of Ashes” by S.A. Cosby
Gritty, bloody thriller with great character writing and STUNNING prose. I love Cosby’s work
Gritty, bloody thriller with great character writing and STUNNING prose. I love Cosby’s work
So should I buy a lottery ticket or??
(Two eggs from neighbors chickens- totally by chance)
(Two eggs from neighbors chickens- totally by chance)
July 20, 2025 at 5:42 PM
So should I buy a lottery ticket or??
(Two eggs from neighbors chickens- totally by chance)
(Two eggs from neighbors chickens- totally by chance)
I listened to “Waiting for Britney Spears” by Jeff Weiss and then immediately listened to Britney’s own memoir, “The Woman In Me”
Jeff’s Britney-centered memoir of his time as a tabloid reporter felt…icky, even if it was well-written and entertaining at points.
Jeff’s Britney-centered memoir of his time as a tabloid reporter felt…icky, even if it was well-written and entertaining at points.
July 15, 2025 at 12:46 AM
I listened to “Waiting for Britney Spears” by Jeff Weiss and then immediately listened to Britney’s own memoir, “The Woman In Me”
Jeff’s Britney-centered memoir of his time as a tabloid reporter felt…icky, even if it was well-written and entertaining at points.
Jeff’s Britney-centered memoir of his time as a tabloid reporter felt…icky, even if it was well-written and entertaining at points.
I was so obsessed with “Nestlings” by Nat Cassidy that I didn’t even mind reading the entire thing on my phone (thanks, Libby app!)
So weird and eerie, with powerful emotions underneath.
So weird and eerie, with powerful emotions underneath.
July 2, 2025 at 1:51 AM
I was so obsessed with “Nestlings” by Nat Cassidy that I didn’t even mind reading the entire thing on my phone (thanks, Libby app!)
So weird and eerie, with powerful emotions underneath.
So weird and eerie, with powerful emotions underneath.
Long plane rides let me truck through a couple books!
“The Man Made of Smoke” was fine. I can’t pinpoint a particular dislike, but it just didn’t grab me like the author’s previous book did
“The Man Made of Smoke” was fine. I can’t pinpoint a particular dislike, but it just didn’t grab me like the author’s previous book did
July 2, 2025 at 1:49 AM
Long plane rides let me truck through a couple books!
“The Man Made of Smoke” was fine. I can’t pinpoint a particular dislike, but it just didn’t grab me like the author’s previous book did
“The Man Made of Smoke” was fine. I can’t pinpoint a particular dislike, but it just didn’t grab me like the author’s previous book did
We are home now, but I’m still thinking about this King Crab we ate in Juneau 😭🦀
July 1, 2025 at 10:16 PM
We are home now, but I’m still thinking about this King Crab we ate in Juneau 😭🦀
Update: I traded my KC Bier Co hat to him for one Bachelor Party hat
June 22, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Update: I traded my KC Bier Co hat to him for one Bachelor Party hat
Mitch Holthus is the sweetest man alive!!
Got the opportunity to meet him today and chat at a 41 News event 🤩 He did remember me from the whole Mahomes contract thing 😆
Got the opportunity to meet him today and chat at a 41 News event 🤩 He did remember me from the whole Mahomes contract thing 😆
June 19, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Mitch Holthus is the sweetest man alive!!
Got the opportunity to meet him today and chat at a 41 News event 🤩 He did remember me from the whole Mahomes contract thing 😆
Got the opportunity to meet him today and chat at a 41 News event 🤩 He did remember me from the whole Mahomes contract thing 😆
“Mary: An Awakening of Terror” by Nat Cassidy
OH MY GOD. I am so obsessed and I have so many thoughts. Bloody and brilliant and
OH MY GOD. I am so obsessed and I have so many thoughts. Bloody and brilliant and
June 17, 2025 at 2:26 PM
“Mary: An Awakening of Terror” by Nat Cassidy
OH MY GOD. I am so obsessed and I have so many thoughts. Bloody and brilliant and
OH MY GOD. I am so obsessed and I have so many thoughts. Bloody and brilliant and
Oh nice!! We have a very similar sounding experience booked through Royal Caribbean (would’ve rather supported local, dang!) but we’re very excited! My partner works in Environmental
Compliance and used to run a nature sanctuary so he’s soo excited
Compliance and used to run a nature sanctuary so he’s soo excited
June 14, 2025 at 10:53 PM
Oh nice!! We have a very similar sounding experience booked through Royal Caribbean (would’ve rather supported local, dang!) but we’re very excited! My partner works in Environmental
Compliance and used to run a nature sanctuary so he’s soo excited
Compliance and used to run a nature sanctuary so he’s soo excited
Also, Collin was the first bid on this Mike Tyson autographed Punchout poster and..oops! We won 😆
June 12, 2025 at 2:47 AM
Also, Collin was the first bid on this Mike Tyson autographed Punchout poster and..oops! We won 😆
KC Bier Co was the craft beer sponsor for Que for a Cause, and it was a pretty dang cool night. My job is neat
Also, @mitchschwartz71.bsky.social is TALL 😆
Also, @mitchschwartz71.bsky.social is TALL 😆
June 12, 2025 at 2:34 AM
KC Bier Co was the craft beer sponsor for Que for a Cause, and it was a pretty dang cool night. My job is neat
Also, @mitchschwartz71.bsky.social is TALL 😆
Also, @mitchschwartz71.bsky.social is TALL 😆
“The Book of Witching” by CJ Cooke. Entertaining enough, but not dazzling. The author very-closely based the 1500s sections on a real woman accused of being a witch in the same area at the time, which is neat!
Overall, fun but with some rough edges. Not a happy story, though
Overall, fun but with some rough edges. Not a happy story, though
June 4, 2025 at 11:02 PM
“The Book of Witching” by CJ Cooke. Entertaining enough, but not dazzling. The author very-closely based the 1500s sections on a real woman accused of being a witch in the same area at the time, which is neat!
Overall, fun but with some rough edges. Not a happy story, though
Overall, fun but with some rough edges. Not a happy story, though
“The Changeling” by Victor Lavalle (audiobook)
I liked this much MUCH more than his “Lone Women”. This was a well-told slow-burning tale that used folklore to talk about modern parenting, relationships, and the age of the internet. Loved it!
I liked this much MUCH more than his “Lone Women”. This was a well-told slow-burning tale that used folklore to talk about modern parenting, relationships, and the age of the internet. Loved it!
June 2, 2025 at 2:47 PM
“The Changeling” by Victor Lavalle (audiobook)
I liked this much MUCH more than his “Lone Women”. This was a well-told slow-burning tale that used folklore to talk about modern parenting, relationships, and the age of the internet. Loved it!
I liked this much MUCH more than his “Lone Women”. This was a well-told slow-burning tale that used folklore to talk about modern parenting, relationships, and the age of the internet. Loved it!
“Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt (audiobook) was an utter delight. What a magical piece of storytelling 🐙
May 14, 2025 at 2:56 PM
“Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt (audiobook) was an utter delight. What a magical piece of storytelling 🐙
“What Comes After” by Joanne Tompkins
A good, compelling story about grief and healing that pulled at my heart. The best part was the well-written characters that feel very much like real people
A good, compelling story about grief and healing that pulled at my heart. The best part was the well-written characters that feel very much like real people
May 12, 2025 at 12:50 AM
“What Comes After” by Joanne Tompkins
A good, compelling story about grief and healing that pulled at my heart. The best part was the well-written characters that feel very much like real people
A good, compelling story about grief and healing that pulled at my heart. The best part was the well-written characters that feel very much like real people
This Kansas City real estate “investor” has lost her damn mind
May 10, 2025 at 5:37 PM
This Kansas City real estate “investor” has lost her damn mind
“Free” by Amanda Knox
(Audiobook read by Amanda herself)
WOW. A stunning, vulnerable meditation on trauma that left me awestruck. By recounting her emotional journey, Knox delivers a thoughtful, intelligent examination of societal norms, misogyny, oppression, & the power & influence of mass media.
(Audiobook read by Amanda herself)
WOW. A stunning, vulnerable meditation on trauma that left me awestruck. By recounting her emotional journey, Knox delivers a thoughtful, intelligent examination of societal norms, misogyny, oppression, & the power & influence of mass media.
April 24, 2025 at 10:34 PM
“Free” by Amanda Knox
(Audiobook read by Amanda herself)
WOW. A stunning, vulnerable meditation on trauma that left me awestruck. By recounting her emotional journey, Knox delivers a thoughtful, intelligent examination of societal norms, misogyny, oppression, & the power & influence of mass media.
(Audiobook read by Amanda herself)
WOW. A stunning, vulnerable meditation on trauma that left me awestruck. By recounting her emotional journey, Knox delivers a thoughtful, intelligent examination of societal norms, misogyny, oppression, & the power & influence of mass media.
“The Bones Beneath My Skin” by TJ Klune (audiobook)
Sweet and entertaining, even if it was kind of an amalgam of very familiar tropes/stories (akin to The Last of Us, Stranger Things)
Sweet and entertaining, even if it was kind of an amalgam of very familiar tropes/stories (akin to The Last of Us, Stranger Things)
April 6, 2025 at 10:46 PM
“The Bones Beneath My Skin” by TJ Klune (audiobook)
Sweet and entertaining, even if it was kind of an amalgam of very familiar tropes/stories (akin to The Last of Us, Stranger Things)
Sweet and entertaining, even if it was kind of an amalgam of very familiar tropes/stories (akin to The Last of Us, Stranger Things)