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Your understanding of yourself makes other people feel understood themselves—and that’s all very good,” a therapist told Elizabeth Wurtzel ’89 midway into rehab. “But where has it landed you? It’s landed you in a mental hospital...
...author of Prozac Nation, the autobiography of depression that spoke to a generation, returns now with More, Now, Again, her second memoir before reaching the age of 35. The book chronicles her descent into addiction and slow rise to recovery. In an age of perpetual confession and personal narratives, Wurtzel is gambling on the persistence of her own appeal...
...You’re just like that Elizabeth Wurlitzer,” she exclaimed, blithely butchering the surname of Elizabeth L. Wurtzel ’89, precocious journalist and author of Prozac Nation. After she’d grilled me to her satisfaction, Amos grinned and said, “Okay, now I’m ready. I’ve got the whole wonderful picture. Ask away...
Based on a book by Elizabeth L. Wurtzel '89, a former Crimson editor, the screenplay features a Harvard student--played by actor Christina Ricci--and her struggles mental depression while in college...
...having some fun--not to mention making some profit--with America's sexual obsession. Michael Jordan did this, certainly, in most of his advertising (save the Tweetie Bird spots). In other realms, so did Madonna and Ricky Martin--on paper, singers--and even celebs like the ever shirtless Elizabeth Wurtzel and Sebastian Junger--on paper, scribes...