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Alison Leslie Gold's Holocaust and World War II-related works include Anne
Frank Remembered, written with Miep Gies, Memories of Anne Frank:
Reflections of a Childhood Friend, A Special Fate, and Fiet's Vase
and Other Stories of Survival (the last of which she has said is her
farewell to this subject matter). Elie Wiesel wrote of Alison Gold and Anne
Frank Remembered: “Without her and her talent of persuasion, without her
writer's talent, too, this poignant account, vibrating with humanity, would not
have been written”. Her nonfiction work has received tributes ranging from a
Best of the Best Award (granted by the American Library Association) to a
Notable Book for a Global Society Award to a Christopher Award. She has also
published fiction, including Clairvoyant and The Devil's Mistress,
the latter being nominated for the National Book Award. She divides her time
between Manhattan, Hydra (Greece), and British Columbia.
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