Lauren Sharp
Lauren Sharp represents award-winning journalists, historians, and academics from the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, top universities, prominent think tanks, and elsewhere.
Sharp graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Bachelors in English, and from the University of Cincinnati with a Masters in English, Creative Writing. Prior to joining Aevitas, she worked as an agent and rights director at ICM/Sagalyn, and interned with the Ross Yoon Agency.
Sharp is based in Washington, DC, and represents nonfiction in the areas of politics, history, current affairs, narrative nonfiction, and science.
Represents
A Substantial Obstacle: Persevering in Post-Roe America
More than Pretty Little Boxes: Inside the Hidden World of Professional Organizers
The Long Crash
The Room Where It Happens
Sinkable
The Asteroid Hunter
You Are Right To Be Concerned: Democrats in Crisis in the Trump Years
Holding Lightning: The Life, Loves, and Art of Whitney Houston
Pandemic, Inc.: Chasing the Capitalists and Thieves Who Got Rich While We Got Sick
A Billion Butterflies: A Scientist’s Life in Climate and Chaos
Insider: Politics, Policy, and Power in the Pelosi Era, 2005-2010
Ever Green
Just Follow: Love, Violence, and the Vertigo of History
Now We See the World Together: Five Midwesterners and the Revolution of Modern Art
America Enslaved: Indigenous Enslavement in the English Atlantic and the United States
Should Kids Play Sports?
Twilight Man: The Strange Life and Times of Harrison Post
Building: A Carpenter's Notes on Life, New York, and the Art of Good Work
Freedom is Not Enough
Truth’s Pilgrim: Walter Lippmann and the Making of U.S. Foreign Policy, 1917-1967
Bringing Home the White House: Five Remarkable Women at the Center of Presidential Politics from the Great Depression to the Cold War
We Hold Our Breath: A Journey to Texas Between Storms
No More Miss America!
Uncivil
Off Menu
Go Fly Yourself
Against Elegance
START WITH A BEAR
Ever Green
Stranger in His Own Land
Take My Hand, Precious Lord
The Social Leap: How and Why Humans Connect
Together Alone
New York, NY 10010
