An Interview with Linnea Sterte: 'Small moments are probably the easiest thing for me' - The Comics Journal

Gina Gagliano talks to the author of A Garden of Spheres and Stages of Rot about fantasy, dragons and why frogs are so fascinating.

Panel from A Garden of Spheres. "This thing keeps going. ppl seem to demand this," Linnea Sterte wrote recently on Instagram. If you’ve been following along with Sterte’s career, you’ll have seen two new graphic novels coming from her in the past year: the first, World Heist , is about a small quest to steal and then visit the egg of a world. The second, A Garden of Spheres , is the first part of large quest to explore a world filled with gods and dragons. But maybe you came to Linnea Sterte’s work earlier, like last spring, when she was the poster artist for the MoCCA Art Festival. Or perhaps

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