School of English

David Flusfeder

BA Sussex; MA UEA

Lecturer  
Phone: 01227 827490 Office: NC 43
Email: d.flusfeder@kent.ac.uk  

David Flusfeder is the author of six novels. He has also written short stories for magazines and anthologies, film scripts, and the libretto for an opera. His work incorporates different styles and genres and registers, but recurring themes are identity, freedom, and the inescapability of comedy.

He reviews fiction and non-fiction for the New Statesman and has contributed reviews and features to many other magazines and newspapers. He has been a television critic for The Times and a poker columnist for the Sunday Telegraph.

Selected Publications:

novels:

A Film by Spencer Ludwig, 4th Estate 2010
The Pagan House, 4th Estate 2007
The Gift, 4th Estate 2003
Morocco, 4th Estate 2000
Like Plastic, Jonathan Cape 1996
Man Kills Woman, Secker & Warburg 1993

short stories:

in anthologies:

‘Case Notes’ in British Council Anthology New Writing 8,Vintage 1999
‘Sportsview’ in The Agony and the Ecstasy,Sceptre 1998
‘The Shrine’ in Fatherhood, Victor Gollancz 1997
‘What’s London For?’ in Europa Erlesen London, Wieser Verlag1997

School of English, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NX

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Last Updated: 12/05/2011