Media

1. NPR / KERA ​“Think”: ​“How We’ve Used Anne Frank”

   Anne Frank is the most well-known of the 6 million Jews who died in the Holocaust because of the diary she kept during her young life. Dara Horn joins us to talk about what Frank’s writings say about the person she would have become – and to introduce us to another Holocaust writer with a very different perspective.

2. Identity/​Crisis: The Global Fascination with Dead Jews

   Dara Horn, author of 6 novels, many essays, and the forthcoming non-fiction book People Love Dead Jews, speaks to Yehuda Kurtzer about the nature of the phenomenon of Jewish heritage site tourism in countries where Jews no longer live, who we write about when we write about Jewish history, and why she wrote this book now, after 20 years of refusing to center antisemitism in her work.

3. Jewish Insider: Dara Horn on a World that Only Teaches About Dead Jews

   Horn’s new essay collection People Love Dead Jews looks at pervasive, modern-day antisemitism

4. Tikvah podcast: Dara Horn on Why People Love Dead Jews

5. Harvard Magazine: ​“A Novel Take on Eternal Life”

6. Publisher’s Weekly: ​“Dara Horn’s Deathly Dilemma”

7. Tablet Magazine: ​“Why Dara Horn is the Best of the New Breed of Jewish Novelists”

8. Religion and Politics: ​“Technology, Memory and Jewish History”

9. New Jersey Monthly: ​“Horn of Plenty”