For the last few years I’ve been editing a 19th century treatise called “The Genius of Solitude.” I already posted the introduction and some of my favorite quotes HERE, but I took some of the longer quotes and turned them into infographics.
I love these, not only for the aesthetic beauty of the writing (I tried to find images to match), but also because I think loneliness, solitude and isolation is an enormous problem in contemporary society – despite our increased connectivity.
If you, like me, resonate with these quotes and want to spread the word, please pick a favorite and share on social media. You can also pin them to relevant Pinterest boards. As the author William Alger writes, there is a great benefit simply in recognizing that these are universally shared human emotions, part of the living experience, not just personal tragedies.
You can feel less isolated just by sharing your experiences with solitude.
Read the introduction to learn the “3 types of wretchedness” that keep creatives from being happy!
or
Check out The Genius of Solitude on Amazon
Read the introduction to learn the “3 types of wretchedness” that keep creatives from being happy!
or
Check out The Genius of Solitude on Amazon
Read the introduction to learn the “3 types of wretchedness” that keep creatives from being happy!
or
Check out The Genius of Solitude on Amazon
Read the introduction to learn the “3 types of wretchedness” that keep creatives from being happy!
or
Check out The Genius of Solitude on Amazon
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I’m a philosophy dropout with a PhD in Literature. I covet a cabin full of cats, where I can write fantasy novels to pay for my cake addiction. Sometimes I live in castles.
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