A slice of life, full of understated humor: a student's black-and-white diary of her depression.

Can you talk about depression and laugh about it? The talented Alice Colin proves you can with this powerful book!
Alice is a young student suffering from depression, triggered by the arrival of Covid-19 and all the obstacles she has encountered. Her depression takes the form of a spot, a kind of 'blob' that sticks to her and grows or shrinks according to her moods.
With a humorous tone and a great deal of detachment, this graphic novel autobiographical overtones is a realistic account of life that is both fair and funny. The powerful, poignant writing will bring a smile to readers' faces.