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Elizabeth Weil
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Elizabeth Weil

Elizabeth Weil is a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine. She lives in San Francisco with her husband, Dan, and their two daughters.

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No Cheating, No Dying will be released on February 07, 2012 in Hardcover, eBook
Feb 07, 2012
No Cheating, No Dying is now available in Hardcover, eBook
Feb 07, 2012
Excerpt:
Chapter 1 from No Cheating, No Dying
Dec 24, 2011

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New York Times, April 16, 2013
...Elizabeth Weil is a contributing writer for the magazine. Her most recent article was about a family that practices yoga together. I’m reading some weird and some not so weird...
New York Times, January 18, 2013
...chapter called Your Happiness Project. Other authors are less overtly prescriptive. For example, in No Cheating, No Dying Elizabeth Weil documents her marriage improvement project, and in Drop Dead Healthy, A. J. Jacobs describes his program to become...
Telegraph, December 10, 2012
...No Cheating, No Dying: I Had a Good Marriage. Then I Tried to Make It Better (Scribner), by Elizabeth Weil, is available from amazon.co.uk...
New York Times, November 9, 2012
...out. I didnt want to know everything that was already known; I wanted to leave room for possibilities. Elizabeth Weil is a contributing writer at The Times Magazine and the author of “No Cheating, No Dying...
New York Times, January 18, 2013
...chapter called Your Happiness Project. Other authors are less overtly prescriptive. For example, in No Cheating, No Dying Elizabeth Weil documents her marriage improvement project, and in Drop Dead Healthy, A. J. Jacobs describes his program to become...
New York Times, January 18, 2013
...chapter called Your Happiness Project. Other authors are less overtly prescriptive. For example, in No Cheating, No Dying Elizabeth Weil documents her marriage improvement project, and in Drop Dead Healthy, A. J. Jacobs describes his program to become...
The Atlantic Wire, January 7, 2013
...medieval. You're more progressive! So what do you call yourself, and your lovah? In her Times piece, Elizabeth Weil canvasses a few such people who've struggled to come up with names for what they are to each other and brings the conversation into the...
Yahoo!, January 7, 2013
...Sunday's New York Times there's an article that combines things relationship RELATED: In her Times piece, Elizabeth Weil RELATED: The U.S. Census Bureau, Weil writes, first tried to name people who lived with other people with whom they were in some sort...
Yahoo!, January 7, 2013
...Sunday's New York Times there's an article that combines things relationship RELATED: In her Times piece, Elizabeth Weil RELATED: The U.S. Census Bureau, Weil writes, first tried to name people who lived with other people with whom they were in some sort...
Daily Beast, January 1, 2013
...center similar to alcohol; and just like alcohol, can lead to a "vicious cycle" of consumption and disease. Elizabeth Weil profiles Lustig: Maybe someday sugar will replace saturated fat as the villain in our diets. If this happens, Lustig will...
Sarasota Patch, December 30, 2012
...ViewPoint: The Interplay Between Music and Dance will be presented at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 19. Choreographer Elizabeth Weil Bergmann presents a duet danced by Moving Ethos directors to illustrate how music influences the way we experience modern dance. ...