Authworria
/Awth-worr-ea/
Noun. The state in which a writer becomes stressed with their writing due to an impending deadline(s) to complete or release a written work(s).
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My client now wants me to finish ghostwriting his book by Friday. Him changing the deadline like this is giving me some serious authworria.
Etymology u0026amp; Word Origins
Authworria is derived from author and worry. The suffix -ia represents “relating to.”
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It describes a very specific feeling that writers often have.
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