Creative
Work that exists because I wanted it to exist, not because anybody commissioned it.
Writing
by Tabby Worthington
Human variation is ordinary. Most systems are still built for a standard user, worker, student, partner, or patient. Non-Standard Human writes from lived experience about cognition, communication, work, relationships, accessibility, and neurodivergence.
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by Tabby Gentry
Honest essays and practical guides on multiple loving relationships — the joy, the logistics, the jealousy, and everything nobody warned you about.
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Coloring book
By Starry Ai and Tabitha Gentry
Step into a world of mysterious wonders, where the line between the mundane and the magical blurs into an enchanting reverie. "This Coloring Book is Haunted" invites you on a journey through a collection of eerie yet captivating images, each carefully designed to ignite your imagination while soothing your soul. From haunted mansions and shadowy forests to bewitching witches and gentle ghosts, this book offers a spellbinding exploration of the supernatural realm, devoid of terror but full of wonder. Unveil your inner artist and breathe life into the phantasmal beings with each stroke of color. Embark on this mystical adventure and let your creativity run wild amidst a world where the haunted comes alive with a touch of whimsy.
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Illustrated book
By Andrew Marx and Dara Shifrer · Tabby Worthington, Uncredited Illustrator
College is over and real life is a work-in-progress, but when do you become an adult? The answer is here in What Do You Say to the DJ?, co-authors Andrew Marx and Dara Shifrer's poignant and often hilarious guide to surviving the time between the end of college and the I've-made-it moment that never seems to arrive. In an exchange of e-mails, they unravel familiar themes around love, friendship, family, and careers. Live music is a constant in their relationship and in their writing. Telling their own stories (and, um, a few others'), they offer a frank and indelicate analysis of the situation. The goals and dreams of these two ordinary young adults reveal an intimate peek into how twenty-somethings feel, think, and survive. Whether you are looking for an answer or haven't taken the time to figure out the question, the book delivers an honest dialogue about the challenges and fears of going out into the world and finding your way to becoming an adult.
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Illustrated book
By Andrew Marx · Tabby Worthington, Uncredited Illustrator
What hides within the heart of a hero? Whisper in the Walls explores the struggle between good and evil that exists in every man. The story's hero, known as Cole, relishes his public persona as a playboy and enjoys being a celebrity. But in the spotlight or away from it, Cole takes being a hero seriously. Aided by his longtime friend Rafe, the two exemplify what it means to be a hero. Courage. Strength. Heart. In one night, Cole's courage will be tested as a villain walks right into his home and attacks. His strength will be tested in a physical battle that will spill out onto the street. And his heart will be tested by an unexpected betrayal. The walls of friendship will crumble in the ultimate showdown between old friends, one hero and one turned villain.
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