Elizabeth Hess
journalist and writer on art and animal rights
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Summary
Elizabeth Hess is a human[1]. She worked as a writer[2], journalist[3], animal rights advocate[4], and art critic[5].
Key Facts
- Elizabeth Hess held citizenship in United States[6].
- Elizabeth Hess's professions included writer[2].
- Elizabeth Hess worked as a journalist[3].
- Elizabeth Hess's professions included animal rights advocate[4].
- Elizabeth Hess worked as an art critic[5].
- Elizabeth Hess's field of work was arts journalism[7].
- Elizabeth Hess's field of work was animal rights[8].
- Elizabeth Hess's field of work was American Pit Bull Terrier[9].
- Elizabeth Hess's field of work was laboratory animal[10].
- Among Elizabeth Hess's employers was The Village Voice[11].
- Elizabeth Hess is recorded as female[12].
- Elizabeth Hess's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Elizabeth Hess's residence is recorded as New York City[14].
- Elizabeth Hess's residence is recorded as upstate New York[15].
- Elizabeth Hess's family name is recorded as Hess[16].
- Elizabeth Hess's given name is recorded as Elizabeth[17].
- Elizabeth Hess's described at URL is recorded as https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/authors/58048/[18].
- Elizabeth Hess's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[19].
- Elizabeth Hess's different from is recorded as Elizabeth Hess[20].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include writer[2], journalist[3], animal rights advocate[4], and art critic[5]. Fields of work include arts journalism[7], a journalism genre[21]; animal rights[8], an ethical theory[22]; American Pit Bull Terrier[9], a dog breed[23]; and laboratory animal[10]. Among Elizabeth Hess's employers was The Village Voice[11].
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What did Elizabeth Hess do for work?
Elizabeth Hess worked as writer[2], journalist[3], animal rights advocate[4], and art critic[5].