Storm Literary Agency

Boutique literary agency representing quality literature from exceptional authors and illustrators

First, there was a  teacher who loved books almost as much as she loved little children. Then, there was an artist who loved pirates, almost as much as he loved cats. As it turns out, that artist could also write, and that teacher loved the pirate stories he wrote. And she shared those stories with the children she taught. The children loved the pirate stories; they also loved the cats. They wanted more stories with pirates and cats. They also wanted an adventure. And the stories gave them so many adventures. And that is that: Storm Literary Agency came about because it needed to. The children requested it. And so did the cats. 

Storm Literary Agency welcomes submissions from unique and talented authors and illustrators, those who are not afraid to embrace their capacity to teach, to entertain, to engage and to honor people, young and old, who hopefully, will be changed by the work represented here.

Eddie Edwards

 

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Twitter: @helloeddieillo • Facebook: • Instagram: helloeddieillo • Website: helloeddie.com

After working as an art and creative director for 25+ years in the San Francisco Bay Area, Edwards is now settled in Santa Fe, New Mexico with her one-eyed cat and her two-eyed husband.

In 2021, Edwards wrote and illustrated, True Tales of Freaky and Sneaky Beasts, winning a coveted place on the dPictus Unpublished Picturebook Showcase longlist. In addition, she created editorial portraits for the University of California, an animated ad campaign for Vermont Department of Health and editorial illustration for the Harvard Gazette.

In addition to her work as a designer, illustrator and digital artist, her accomplishments include award-winning projects in architecture, industrial design and branding for a broad range of clients and industries. Her numerous awards include work in the permanent collection of the SF Museum of Modern art as well as the Library of Congress.

As a recent winner of the SCBWI Mentorship Award she is focused on using her skills, curiosity, and background to create mixed-media illustration and animation for publishing and children’s assignments.

To view her portfolio, please visit her artist’s page.