Life on the Iceberg: A Comic for People Who Worry

By Celiabeth

Should you read Life on the Iceberg? Well… Do you hate being alone? But do you also hate being with others, as they invariably intrude upon you? Do you worry about exorbitant cell phone bills? Or about ingesting poisonous mushrooms? Are you preoccupied with your inevitable demise? Do you feel the “divine creator” made a few errors along the way? If so – you need to read this!

Life on the Iceberg: A Comic for People Who Worry offers a glimpse into the human condition from a person whose job it is to navigate other people’s minds. Funny, relatable, and just a little bit cheeky, Life on the Iceberg puts our neuroses in perspective and helps make sense of our consciousness – the tip of the iceberg and the cast of characters hidden below.

About the Author

Celiabeth (Blumenthal) lives on a very crowded iceberg called Manhattan. She works as a psychiatrist and spends her days listening to penguins complain about al sorts of things. When she goes home, she spends her time listening to her family complain, walking the dog, and contemplating philosophical mysteries: what is the purpose of life? And why is it that no matter how many times she cleans the kitchen, there are always dirty dishes in the sink…