Sleeping + Creative Productivity

I swear, I'll write a thoughtful and reasoned post here soon. Yesterday was moving day, which means that I'm again wrestling with the amount of stuff I have (downsizing is at the top of my post-Orientation priorities list). But I'll talk more about that later, when I'm more awake. Instead, I want to share a fun little visual dug up from the nooks of the Internet.

This was stolen from BrainPickings.org, a fantastic website dedicated to tidbits of art, writing, and wisdom from creative minds like Virginia Woolf. They send out a weekly newsletter on Sundays, and though I'm usually averse to newsletters, this is one I actually enjoy reading. Check it out, if you're ever so inclined.

But about this chart. It was crafted by an artist named Giorgia Lupi, and charts the sleeping habits of several renowned writers alongside a few snappy facts about their creative output. Though creativity and productivity are reliant on an infinite number of non-quantifiable factors, this is still a fun and fascinating visual. Who knew that James Joyce liked to sleep in until ten a.m.?

That's all. Thanks for reading this, and a joyous Friday to you!