Lori Gottlieb Books in Order

Drawing on interviews with workers, executives and investors, Lori Gottlieb and Jesse Jacobs examine the extravagant culture of the dot-com boom. Their account follows the excitement, promises and disillusionment behind workplaces built on rapid growth and speculative wealth.

Lori Gottlieb and Kevin Bleyer compare male and female perspectives on the awkward stages of modern relationships. Personal anecdotes explore dating, arguments, emotional vulnerability and breakups as two persistent romantics try to understand why lasting love remains elusive.

Lori Gottlieb investigates how expectations shape the search for a partner, combining her own experiences with interviews and research. She questions the pursuit of an ideal match and examines what people actually need for a satisfying marriage.

Drawing on her childhood diary, Lori Gottlieb recounts her experience of anorexia before adolescence. The memoir explores the private emotions, family relationships and cultural expectations surrounding body image that shaped her illness and her understanding of herself.