I Feel Bad About My Neck

In I Feel Bad About My Neck Nora Ephron serves up a sharp, funny essay collection that’s as comforting as it is unsparing, now celebrating its 20th anniversary with an introduction by Dolly Alderton.

With the eye of an acclaimed screenwriter and the instincts of a born storyteller, Ephron writes about the small indignities and private reckonings of ageing: the changing body, the clutter of “stuff”, the shifting shape of family life, and the way confidence can arrive right as the mirror starts arguing back. Pieces like “I Hate My Handbag”, “Blind as a Bat” and “What I Wish I’d Known” balance wicked humour with real tenderness.

Perfect for readers who love humorous memoir, feminist essays, and smart writing about women’s lives, especially anyone who enjoys New York–style observational wit with plenty of heart.

Add this special edition to your shelf and let Ephron keep you company.