Elizabeth Wurtzel is 45. But she's not one of those 45-year-olds. You know, the ones who actually look like they have been alive for 45 years? She's different. She's figured out the way to stay young "for her age" —the Holy Grail of all concerned agers, everywhere — by doing two insanely simple things you never thought…
Elizabeth Wurtzel at 45: Sadder Than Depression
Elizabeth Wurtzel, the bestselling author who gained notoriety with her confessional, first-person narratives about her depression, is now 45 and sadder than ever, which she has, once again, confessed in a first-person piece. She says her life is shitty because it doesn't have meaning. Or something? It's hard to tell,…
Publisher Sues Elizabeth Wurtzel, Ana Marie Cox, and Others for Not…
New York-based publishing house Penguin Group has filed a dozen lawsuits against prominent authors who received—and kept—large advances for books they failed to deliver.
Elizabeth Wurtzel Has Finally Lost It
Well, this is something: Elizabeth Wurtzel's recent print-only Harper's Bazaar essay, "Looking Better at 25 Than 45," could also be called, "Why Are You So Ugly, Dear Reader? It Makes Me (And Feminism) Very Sad." There is only one reason why the magazine would publish such a bizarre, rambling diatribe (the article is so…
Elizabeth Wurtzel Thinks Rich Stay-At-Home Moms Are Directly…
In case you were wondering how Elizabeth Wurtzel felt about wealthy stay-at-home mothers, she just wrote a piece for The Atlantic called, "1 Percent Wives Are Helping to Kill Feminism and Make the War on Women Possible"
To Wax Or Not To Wax: Advice From The Wurtzel School Of Incredibly…
Courtesy of a "Nerve Debate," we now offer the worst reason ever to get a Brazilian wax: because Elizabeth Wurtzel says so.
SWFs Were The Villains Of The 90s. What's Scary Now?
Elizabeth Wurtzel, rager against dying of light and proud singleton, asks: what's with all the movies portraying SWFs as stalkers?
Elizabeth Wurtzel: Aging Is A Real Bitch
"And I know all I can do right now is hold on tight to the little bit of life that's left, cling to the edge of the skyscraper I'm slipping off of, feel my fingers slowly giving way, knowing I'm going to free-fall to a sorrowful demise." (She's 41.)
Writer Spawn Susan Cheever's Issues Have Issues
The children of writers surpass only the children of shrinks in terms of hours logged in therapy, and memoirist Susan Cheever
