A humorous and poignant journey-in-place through 100 days of the pandemic brought to you with wit, honesty, and illustrations.

Publisher Marketing: "...an amazing depiction of a young woman's journey through the management of depression during the pandemic. There's a creativity and playfulness about her choices to cope. This is a must read for hope and a special soul's determination to endure." --Mary Twomey Odgers, Author of Six Funerals and a Wedding Publisher Marketing : Self-Portraits of the Apocalypse is a 100 day illustrated pandemic-adventure-in-place. What began as a drawing-a-day crutch to get through the beginning of shelter-in-place orders in 2020 turned into a marathon of art and writing about very relatable coping mechanisms, happy moments, and shared struggles. The book runs the gamut from dealing with more personal topics to digesting current events that include COVID and Black Lives Matter, and from feelings of helplessness to looking death in the face and getting away laughing. Contributor Bio: Soward, Sarah I accidentally wrote a book. That's how my life goes, though. I fall into things and end up reveling in them while learning as much as I can. This isn't the first time I've written a book or participated in book writing. It was intentional before this. Somehow, this method was more enjoyable. The final outcome seems more useful too. It's a combination of things I love doing: art, design, and writing. It feels like home.

Format: Hardcover | Pages: 262 | Publication Date: 2020-10-20