Tori Sharp - Open to Queries

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Author/illustrator of children's graphic novels JUST PRETEND, STAND UP!, and WING IT (2027, LB Ink). Also a literary agent. Rep: Brent Taylor. Opinions my own. linktr.ee/ToriSharp Join my newsletter: https://tori-sharp.kit.com/e30c02391d

My dishwasher's been broken for a few weeks, and it turns out I really missed washing dishes by hand. For about 5 years in my 20's I lived in a house with no dishwasher and worked at a cafe without one. My mind just wanders to stories and characters, and it feels so peaceful.

The worst part of my emails getting hacked is realizing there’s one document in Google Docs that I didn’t backup properly. I’d do anything to get it back 🥲 Reminder to all of you - backup all of your stuff on Google Drive/docs/sheets! Right now!

I'm on the lookout for an available interior comic artist for a middle-grade project. Looking for someone who can draw: kid-friendly, eerie/spooky (Twilight Zone, Gravity Falls, etc.) but fun, human characters, anthropomorphic animals. Please respond w/ samples + folio link. No emails/DMs.

god bless fan fiction. So many young adults who think they aren't readers because they're not picking up novels are reading 200k word fan fiction stories. It's glorious. Lovely are the people who create it for the pure joy of writing stories about their fav characters. Lovely are the readers.

My friend is starting a big D&D campaign, so I spent the day doing everybody’s characters. I’m not sure this is everyone yet, but it’s what we got so far.

A lineup of fantasy characters. There are two satyr women, a centaur, a leonine gladiator, a poisoner, and a clueless monk.

Graphic novels turn kids into lifelong readers. They challenge readers, transform reluctant readers into readers, they bring joy. They boost vocabulary, increase reading comprehension for brains that take in information differently. They tell a story. Graphic novels are real reading, real books ✨📚😊

I just remembered the term "plot bunny," which somehow I haven't heard in years, and got so nostalgic... I got a new story idea that I adore, and my current WIPs are raising their eyebrows at me. It's fine, working on too many manuscripts at once is just part of being an author, right?