Delusions

“Cazzie nails the stress of feeling like you’re running out of time. It’s an honest and hilarious take on fate and adulthood.” –Alex Cooper, host of Call Her Daddy

“And as sharp as funny as they come. Cazzie is her generation’s Nora Ephron. I now know where her father gets his sense of humor.” –Graydon Carter, author of When the Going Was Good

“I love Cazzie David. Birthed from Los Angeles and its adjacent town the Internet, her scathing and hilarious observations act as a perfect survival companion to these surreal and trying times.” –Kate Berlant

“Entertaining…Uncomfortably amusing.” –Kirkus

“A fitting portrait of millennial malaise–and an attempt to connect with others experiencing the same.” –ELLE

“Biting and brutal.” –VOGUE

“Razor-sharp comedic essays that manage to feel both painfully specific and universally devastating. Her work lives at the intersection of self-awareness and self-sabotage–witty, neurotic, and deeply fluent in the language of modern malaise.” –Cosmopolitan

“Hilarious…This is relatable company for anyone afraid they wasted their 20s.” –Publishers Weekly

“As vulnerable as it is bitingly funny.” –Hey Alma

“With essays that employ her signature sharp humor to riff on the pressure to settle down with a partner, the ails of social media, and the looming specter of body dysmorphia, she puts into words what so many are feeling at this age.” –W Magazine

Cazzie David is a 30-year-old girl who has been told by up to two psychics that she has lived many lifetimes, and that only this current lifetime is that of a nepo baby (the other lifetimes were very respectable).

She is the author of the New York Times bestseller No One Asked For This, a regular contributor to Air Mail, and has written for Vogue, Vanity Fair, Elle Magazine, and more. Her debut feature, I Love You Forever, which she co-wrote and directed, premiered at SXSW and is available for streaming.

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