Diana Trilling
Diana Trilling · Arts & Literature
Literary & drama critic
1905, New York City, USA — 1996, New York City, USA
United States
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Diana Trilling was an American literary and cultural critic, one of the New York Intellectuals, who reviewed fiction for The Nation in the 1940s and wrote widely-discussed books including Mrs. Harris and the memoir The Beginning of the Journey, sustaining an independent critical voice into her nineties. Born Diana Rubin to Polish-Jewish parents in New York, she was Jewish.
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Literary & drama critic
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