Prozac Nation

by Elizabeth Wurtzel

First published 1994

Elizabeth Wurtzel was a brilliant young writer poised for success. But beneath the surface, she battles crippling depression that threatens to derail her dreams. As Wurtzel's condition deteriorates, she confronts her demons head-on, diving deep into therapy, medication, and self-discovery. Her journey is a raw, unvarnished account of the daily struggle to reclaim her life from the darkness of mental illness.

Genres: psychology, mental-illness, contemporary, biography-memoir

Vibes: intimate, raw, thought-provoking

Tropes: overcoming-adversity, personal-journey

Setting: United States

334 pages · Hardcover · Replica Books

Content warnings: depression, mental-illness, suicide

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