The esteemed agency will represent Cadance for her Australian Literary work. Cadance Bell will now be represented by Pippa Masson at Australia’s oldest and most prestigious literary agency, Curtis Brown. Founded in 1967, with offices in Sydney, Melbourne and London and affiliating with agencies in New York, Curtis Brown represent some of Australia’s best literary talent including Liane Moriarty...
Cadance Bell was awarded a Regional Arts Fund grant thanks to Regional Arts N.S.W. and the Australian Government. The grant helps Cadance employ media strategists Media Mentors Australia to prepare for an intense publicity schedule for her memoir The All of It: A Bogan Rhapsody. With over 90% of News Limited media covering trans people being negative, it’s all the more important to be media...
Appearing at Queerstories for the Antidote festival, Cadance Bell performed A Tale of Two Kitties, which would later become a chapter in her best-selling memoir. Cadance Bell performed at the Sydney Opera House on the 29th of November 2020 as part of Queerstories for the Antidote festival. Cadance is performing “A Tale of Two Kitties” based on a chapter from her upcoming memoir. Other speakers of...
In this piece for The Guardian newspaper, Cadance discusses why hormone replacement was so important to her. I forgot how to cry as a man. Laying in an economy box at the end of the funeral home was my departed grandmother. Flowers my mum had chosen hung from a borrowed vase. I sat with my family, numb. I knew I should feel something about her death, but I was empty. I wanted to cry. I knew I...
The trans documentary hailed as “the only love story you need this year” in 2020. The Rainbow Passage – the new documentary film written and directed by Cadance Bell premiered to a sold out crowd at QueerScreen’s Sydney Mardis Gras Film Festival on February 17 2020. The film was then available for 12 months on TenPlay. The Rainbow Passage was commissioned by Network Ten and Screen...