Time Magazine cites Annabelle Gurwitch as the "person to know" for her work on employment issues in the
Fired Documentary now available at Netflix and on DVD
The Wall Street Journal writes about Annabelle and her new series WA$TED premiering on June 4th when The Discovery Channel
launches the new Planet Green Network.
Featured on The Today Show, Fox and Friends, CBS Morning Show, in InStyle, Entertainment Weekly, People, and the Wall Street Journal. Go to Talk of the Nation at NPR.org to hear Fired! interview.
Fired! the book has also been seen in some pretty remarkable places:
"Fired proves that sometimes losing well is the best revenge." Featured in New York Times Style Section (Read the article on our Press section)
"A merry compendium of failure." The Washington Post (Read the article on our Press section)
Featured on The Today Show, Fox and Friends, CBS Morning Show, in InStyle, Entertainment Weekly, People, and the Wall Street Journal. Go to Talk of the Nation at NPR.org to hear Fired! interview.
Welcome to by Annabelle Gurwitch's Website!
Fired Up! in The Nation & Speaking Events
The Nation Magazine has launched Annabelle's Fired Up! column - you can read her essays on everything from pop culture to politics at thenation.com.
Annabelle continues to offer her humor and perspective on employment issues at events as well as performing new essays and reading from her newest book project: click on the events page to find out where you can catch her.
See highlights of Annabelle on The Today Show, KTLA, iVillage, CNN and MSNBC and her recent keynote at The Los Angeles County Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Symposium.
Go to www.firedthemovie.com to read the latest reviews and updates and a new blog from Annabelle.
Here's a sample of Fired! movie reviews:
"Annabelle Gurwitch has transformed her misery into a wonderful hot and sour chicken soup for the laid off soul." Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Nickle and Dimed
"A fired Gurwitch employs humor and empathy in looking at job loss." Chicago Tribune
"Entertaining and slyly subversive."
O, the Oprah Magazine
"Funny, poignant, and smart." Newsday
Check out this interview about Fired! with Annabelle
