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In *Note to Self*, Connor Franta offers an intimate, essay‑based reflection on the years since his first memoir, *A Work in Progress*. Through personal letters, poetry, and original photography, he shares his struggles with clinical depression, social anxiety, love and loss, and his efforts to live authentically in a culture that prizes clicks over connection. Franta’s raw, in‑the‑moment storytelling invites readers to witness his renewed focus on acceptance and presence, providing an honest portrait of a young internet personality turning inward to move forward.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Connor Franta
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