Sari Boren

Cognoscenti contributor

Sari Boren is an essayist, playwright and museum exhibit developer. Her essay “The Slurry Wall” is a Notable Essay in The Best American Essays 2019 and her solo play "EXHIBITING" premiered in 2019, at Newton Theatre Company. She has worked on over 50 museum exhibits around the country, and teaches writing at Grub Street. More at: sariboren.com

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This image released by Amazon Studios shows Al Pacino, left, and Logan Lerman in a scene from "Hunters." (Christopher Saunders/Amazon Studios)

Amazon's 'Hunters' Exaggerates The Atrocities Of The Holocaust. It Shouldn't

By exaggerating the sadism of the Holocaust, Amazon's 'Hunters' glosses over an important point, writes Sari Boren: the complicity of ordinary people in genocide, who too often collaborate, comply or...

Cognoscenti

Mar 5, 2020

Counting The Minutes: Perceptions Of Time In A Quantified Life

If we could know how much time we have left, how would we use it, and how would that change our perception of time?

Cognoscenti

Oct 22, 2014