The place — a hot, sweaty, cramped reading room on the fifth floor of Barnes ‘ Noble, filled with pierced faces and blue hair and angry, angry women. The time — well, she’s already running late. A ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose startling 1994 memoir, “Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America,” won praise for opening a dialogue about clinical depression and helped introduce an unsparing style of ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, the author whose 1994 memoir "Prozac Nation" ignited conversations about the then-taboo topic of clinical depression, has died. She was 52.

Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of the national best-selling novels “Prozac Nation” and “Bitch,” spoke and read from her memoir last night at the Boston University Barnes and Noble to promote “More. Now.

Feminist icon Elizabeth Wurtzel's recent reflections on the previous year in New York magazine stirred up a hornet's next of responses, but I want to focus on one which echoes a recent theme explored ...

Either you love her or want to smack her. Just as she did with "Prozac Nation", Elizabeth Wurtzel is stirring up passionate debate with her smart new book, "Bitch: In Praise of Difficult Women". Uh-oh ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, the author whose 1994 memoir "Prozac Nation" ignited conversations about the then-taboo topic of clinical depression, has died. She was 52. Wurtzel passed away Tuesday in New York ...