Those who admired Elizabeth Wurtzel were left heartbroken on Tuesday after the groundbreaking author behind Prozac Nation and More, Now, Again died at 52. As news of her death broke, many celebrities, ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of the best-selling memoir "Prozac Nation," has died at the age of 52. The cause of death was complications due to breast cancer. Wurtzel's memoir, published in 1994 when she ...

The author popularized confessional-style memoirs and was a face of Gen X Elizabeth Wurtzel — the author of Prozac Nation who popularized confessional-style memoirs and was a face of Gen X — has died ...

About a decade ago, when the writer Elizabeth Wurtzel rounded forty, her work—previously a gale-force project of unbridled self-mythologizing—started to look backward and inward in a different way.

Well, you’ve just got to read this deliciously hathotic middle-aged whine from the exceedingly privileged drama queen Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose hardening middle-aged face, with those perpetually ...

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A bottle of Prozac sits on my kitchen counter. It’s the property of one member of my household, and a friendly companion to my own bottle of Wellbutrin that resides beside it. Those two containers are ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose 1994 memoir, “Prozac Nation,” made her a literary star and ushered in a wave of confessional writing, died Jan. 7 from metastatic breast cancer due to the BRCA genetic ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, the writer best known for her best-selling 1994 memoir “Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America,” has died at a hospital in Manhattan after a long battle with cancer, her ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of the seminal 1994 memoir “Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America,” died in a Manhattan hospital on Tuesday, according to the Washington Post. She was 52. Wurtzel ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of the groundbreaking memoir “Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America,” which sparked unprecedented dialogue about clinical depression and addiction, died in Manhattan ...