Elizabeth McNeill was an American author best known for her memoir, "Emotional Rescue," published in 1979. The book explores her experiences and struggles with relationships, particularly focusing on her time with the artist Robert Rauschenberg. McNeill's writing is characterized by its candid and introspective style, offering readers a glimpse into her emotional landscape. In addition to her literary work, McNeill was also involved in the art world, often intersecting with various artists and movements. Her contributions to literature and her connections to notable figures like Rauschenberg have made her a significant figure in discussions about art and personal narrative.