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There is a pervasive myth in our culture that doing what you love is the key to happiness. We tell young creators that if they can just "make it," if they can build an audience, everything else will fall into place. Zappia slices through this fantasy with surgical precision. Eliza has achieved what every young artist dreams of—she has a massive, dedicated fanbase and a successful IP—but she has never been more miserable.

Just be prepared to see yourself in every single panel. eliza and her monsters book

Offline, Eliza is a ghost. She barely speaks at school, eats lunch in a dark classroom, and navigates the hallways with her head down, counting steps to stave off panic attacks. Her parents worry. Her teachers are frustrated. Her real life is a series of grey, claustrophobic hallways. There is a pervasive myth in our culture

Eliza is a myth. Online, she is “LadyConstellation,” the anonymous creator of the wildly popular webcomic Monstrous Sea . She has millions of followers, fan art dedicated to her work, and a sprawling fandom that treats her fictional world like a second home. She is worshipped. Eliza has achieved what every young artist dreams

is a Trojan horse. It looks like a story about art, but it is actually about: