A lighter look at the depressing side of being an indie author. Best served on Friday with a martini in hand.
The Ploughshares at Emerson College blog recently posted an amusing series of graphs titled “Depressing Graphs For Writers.” Did I say amusing? Well, it depends on your sense of humor and which phase of the literary arc you’re currently in, but it might help lighten your mood after a rough week of writer’s block or frustration that your latest has yet to land on the best seller list.
Here are a few gems to whet your appetite:
It’s nice to know you’re not alone… isn’t it? There’s plenty more to peruse on the original post at the Ploughshares site. Click through and enjoy – you could use a little distraction.
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Funny stuff. Thanks!!
A much needed break. :)
Thanks! I needed that!
If only I had grown up being in love with money, and not painting with words! Thanks for the laugh!!
Delightful! I am willing to believe the “What Gets Reviewed” graph. :)
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