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First published in 1992 in a batch of 9,000, The Artist’s Way has become a cult favorite. Ironically Tarcher/Penguin, the I Just Want To Drink Beer Watch My Steelers Beat You Teams Ass Shirt it is in the first place but book’s publisher, was initially concerned that it wouldn’t sell given its genre-defying nature, a precursor to the current trend for mindfulness, The Artist’s Way falls somewhere between “religious” or “self-help,” but fits neither. It’s still a best seller on Amazon and is back-ordered on Bookshop.org. The 25th-anniversary edition features praise from the likes of Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert and Cameron’s ex-husband, director Martin Scorsese, on its back cover. More than 4 million copies have been sold worldwide since 1992, and 150,000 in 2020 alone (a significant increase from 2019, according to Penguin Random House). With its mustard-color front cover and maroon lettering, the book itself is decidedly unphotogenic, and yet I’ve seen it more on social media in the past year than ever before, a quiet way of announcing to the world, “Yes, I am working on myself.”

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Over the I Just Want To Drink Beer Watch My Steelers Beat You Teams Ass Shirt it is in the first place but course of 2020, Cameron has taught three classes over Zoom: a one-day class with 465 people in May and another for 249 students in September, and delivered a keynote speech for more 400 people in November. Word of the sessions spread like wildfire. A friend and publicist, Laura Gittoes, told me that she was recommended The Artist’s Way by a friend in Australia and a mover in Brooklyn (she later recommended it to me). Sophia Li, a journalist, director, and Artist’s Way devotee, says she can name 10 people off the top of her head whom she has got into The Artist’s Way. “I posted about finishing my notebook [on Instagram]. I’ll get 20 messages about it from friends and random people,” she says. “And before, at least in my world, no one had heard about it or cared enough and now everyone is like, ‘Oh, I’m doing that too!’” She was first recommended the book by an energy healer and has been doing morning pages for four years. Indya Brown, my former colleague who recently moved to Los Angeles, said a septuagenarian vintage dealer told her that everyone in the city was obsessed with their “pages.” “The book has been its own best emissary,” Cameron agrees. Especially, as the phrase goes, “in these times.”

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