Nissenson, Hugh
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- Encyclopedia of Holocaust literature, 2002:pages 132-133 (Hugh Nissenson, born in New York in 1933, graduated from Swarthmore College, soon afterwards becoming the Wallace Stegner Literary Fellow at Stanford University. Contributed short stories to The New Yorker, Harper's, Esquire, Playboy and Midstream. Novelist, lived in New York City.)
- His A pile of stones, 1965.
- Info. converted from 678, 2012-10-02(b. 1933)
- New York times (online), viewed Dec. 17, 2013(in obituary published Dec. 16: Hugh Nissenson; b. Hugh Howard Nissenson, Mar. 10, 1933, New York; d. Friday [Dec. 13, 2013], Manhattan, aged 80; author who was praised for creating convincing alternative worlds in books that pursued questions of faith and pressed the boundaries of the novelistic form)
- LCN: B. 1933