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Dara Horn

US-amerikanische Schriftstellerin und Literaturwissenschaftlerin, Professorin für jüdische Literatur

Dara Horn is a prominent American writer and professor, born on April 28, 1977. She has established herself as a versatile author, penning five novels that have contributed to her recognition in the literary world. In addition to her fiction work, Horn has also explored nonfiction, as evident in her 2021 essay collection, People Love Dead Jews. This collection was well-received, becoming a finalist for the prestigious Kirkus Prize in nonfiction the same year.

Throughout her career, Horn has received numerous accolades for her literary contributions. Her awards include the Edward Lewis Wallant Award, which she won in 2002, and the National Jewish Book Award, which she received in 2003, 2006, and 2021. She was also honored with the Harold U. Ribalow Prize in 2007. As a professor of literature, Horn continues to engage with the academic community, while her writing reflects her diverse interests and expertise in the field of literature.