A look at a new phenomenon know as the Quarterlife Crisis, which makes twenty-somethings have a seemingly early mid-life crisis.Are you torn between climbing the career ladder or throwing on a sarong in Goa? Do all your mates seem more successful and sorted than you do? Are you suffocated by choice, responsibility, and self-doubt? Are money, homelife and relationships stressing you out? Do these questions just make you want to crawl back under your duvet? Surprisingly you are not alone ... you could be inthe middle of a quarterlife crisis. We've all heard of adolescent angst and themid-life crisis, but no one really talks about the challenges of the period inbetween. The truth is that being a twentysomething in the 'real-world' isn't easy.Quarterlife Crisis is the first book to name and document this phenomenon. With masses of facts, information, and startlingly honest anecdotes QuarterlifeCrisis helps you out through an often dizzying period, and compellingly tacklesthe most difficult questions facing twentysomethings today.About the authors:Alexandra Robbins is a journalist who has written for such publications as The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, The Washington Post, Salon and Time Digital. Abby Wilner works in the information technology field as a website administrator. Both authors are in their twenties who live in Washington D.C.