E. M. Broner (1927–2011)

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Broner, E. M.

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Broner, Esther Masserman

Other names

Masserman, Esther Frances (birth name)

Date of birth

1927-07-08

Date of death

2011-06-21

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female

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USA

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Detroit, Michigan, USA

Place of death

Manhattan, New York, USA

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Union Graduate School (PhD)

Wayne State University (BA ∙ MFA)

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Short biography

The New York Times said in her obituary that E. M. Broner was "a writer who explored the double marginalization of being Jewish and female, producing a body of fiction and nonfiction that placed her in the vanguard of Jewish feminist letters."

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New York Times obituary

E. M. Broner Collection: Brandeis University

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E. M. Broner (1927–2011)

Author of The Telling: The Story of a Group of Jewish Women Who Journey to Spirituality Through Community and Ceremony

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