More, Now, Again : A Memoir of Addiction (Paperback)

from superblondgirl

I forgot what an amazing writer Elizabeth Wurtzel is. Even describing herself at her worst, she manages to write honestly and beautifully, in a way that makes you just want to keep turning the pages, find out what other amazing thing she's going to say. As I read I realize that so often she isn't...

from diananagy

I am a recovering addict so this book really hit home for me although her experience was very different then mine, they are all similar in some way and all touch us somehow. It was a great book that I couldn't stop reading and throughout the book and now that I see how many books she has written,...

from Rob.Larson

This author knows about a million words, I had my dictionary out the whole time... Aside from that, sometimes Elizabeth seems to be trying to convince herself that she really IS smart, pretty, etc. Still, an excellent memoir and deep look inside the mind and heart of an addict. I would recommend ...

from jennifour

At first, I didn't enjoy this book as much as Prozac Nation, which was raw and gripping. However, midway through, I became attached yet again to Wurtzel and I wondered how things would turn out and was rooting for her. At first she appears to be whiny and selfish. But the secret to her writing is...

from superblondgirl

I forgot what an amazing writer Elizabeth Wurtzel is. Even describing herself at her worst, she manages to write honestly and beautifully, in a way that makes you just want to keep turning the pages, find out what other amazing thing she's going to say. As I read I realize that so often she isn't...