Cheer Up magazine proposal by Henry McLemore satire
Henry McLemore pitches a rival magazine titled Cheer Up surveying Americans' misses and misfortunes. He sketches lighthearted, aspirational stories contrasted with common failures, promising readers reassurance that many share similar everyday disappointments.
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