Diana Trilling; was author, critic, editor

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From: Chicago Sun-Times
Date: 19961025
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NEW YORK Diana Trilling, a writer and critic whose topics varied from a socialite killer to D.H. Lawrence, died Wednesday. She was 91.

Mrs. Trilling wrote five books and three collections of essays and reviews. Her work appeared in magazines across the country, including the New Yorker, the Atlantic, the Saturday Review, Commentary and Partisan Review.

The former Diana Rubin met Lionel Trilling in 1927 in a Manhattan speakeasy. They married in 1929. Her husband, a Columbia University professor, got her a job as a book reviewer at the Nation magazine. In her 1993 memoir, The Beginning of ...

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