No, there's not much call for picture books of stick figures. For the most part, publishers like to keep writers and illustrators separate. Fortunately all my illustrators have been great. Only someone who has not tried to read my handwriting could ask this. Writers do not write by hand every copy of every book.
Machines print the letters so that each is perfect and so that the lines are all even.
You're on the homepage of writer Susan Heyboer O'Keefe. Yes, always, but it wasn't until I went to college and was encouraged by a teacher, the late Roderick Thorp, that I thought I could actually be one. No, and I don't want to be. Being famous means people want to know what color underwear you wear and what video you rented last night. I'm so boring I wear white underwear almost all the time, and I'll tell you now that I like cheezy monster movies.