Dara Horn
Dara Horn · Arts & Literature
Novelist and essayist; 'People Love Dead Jews' (2021) reframed the public conversation on antisemitism
1977, Short Hills, New Jersey, USA
New Jersey · New York
Dara Horn is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Novelist and essayist; 'People Love Dead Jews' (2021) reframed the public conversation on antisemitism
Dara Horn is a novelist and essayist and a scholar of Hebrew and Yiddish literature whose 2021 essay collection 'People Love Dead Jews' reframed the public conversation on antisemitism by examining how Jews are remembered mainly through their persecution. Her fiction, including 'The World to Come' and 'A Guide for the Perplexed', won multiple National Jewish Book Awards. She is Jewish.
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Novelist and essayist; 'People Love Dead Jews' (2021) reframed the public conversation on antisemitism
Source: Wikipedia; Moment Magazine — 50 Jewish Innovators
