Meet Melissa Broder, aka the author of the ridiculously dark-humoured, bang on the mark and previously anonymous Twitter account @SoSadToday.
Broder has kept her true identity under wraps for three years but has chosen to reveal herself ahead of the publication of her latest book, So Sad Today, next year.
‘People have asked me, “Are people still going to be sad in March 2016?”
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‘I was like, “Dude, sadness is universal. Sadness is not a meme”‘ she told Rolling Stone.
Broder set up @SoSadToday in 2012, covering everything from life, death and relationships to self-loathing in a seriously dark, poetic tone that is pure genius.
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