fiction by lore segal

Lore Segal was born in Vienna in 1928 and escaped to England age ten on the Kindertransport. She moved to the USA after the war and has been writing stories for the New Yorker since 1958. Last year, aged 95, she was elected to the US Academy of Arts and Letters. Sort Of also publish her Other People’s Houses and Ladies’ Lunch.

“Lore Segal has the sharp analytic eye of a born writer”
— New York Times Book Review

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