Lore Segal (1928-2024) was born in Vienna and sent to London at age ten on the Kindertransport. She settled in New York in 1951 and began writing for the New Yorker, becoming their longest-running contributor. Her five novels and story collections have won numerous awards.
For six decades Segal has produced some of the best fiction and essays in American Literature * The New York Times * A marvellous and singular writer * Observer * Lore Segal is a national treasure, brilliant, unsentimental, and wry * LitHub * Segal is a monumental writer, one of the finest of her generation * Kirkus Review *