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Name: It's all absolutely fine
Author: Ruby Elliot

📘 It's all absolutely fine by Ruby Elliot

In *It’s all absolutely fine*, Ruby Elliot continues the vein of humor and insight that made her Tumblr account, Rubyetc, popular. The strips feature simple line illustrations that tackle complex topics such as mental health, stigma, and public opinion. With a balance of poignancy and wit, the comics speak to readers who are just beginning to confront these issues and those who have long navigated the challenges of mental illness. Elliot’s work remains accessible while encouraging a deeper conversation about modern life and its emotional realities.

First publish date: 2016

Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Memoir

Authors: Ruby Elliot

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