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Displaying all articles tagged:
Elizabeth Wurtzel
legacies
Jan. 8, 2020
Elizabeth Wurtzel Took Up Space, Even When the Literary World Wouldn’t Have Her
She was often looked down upon by a literary community that saw her as
too much
everything.
By
Hillary Kelly
review
Sept. 5, 1993
For White Girls Who Have Considered Suicide
Elizabeth Wurtzel’s Prozac Nation is a work of singular self-absorption, and its pain often seems fake on the page.
By
Walter Kirn
