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Thursday 30th July
7pm
Join us for a conversation with writer David Flusfender about his new novel, Something Might Fall.
David Flusfeder has written seven previous novels, including The Gift and John the Pupil; one full-length work of narrative non-fiction, Luck; and an opera, Army of Lovers, in collaboration with the composer Mark Springer. He has been a tv critic for The Times and poker columnist for the Sunday Telegraph, and has contributed stories and journalism to many anthologies and magazines and newspapers. He was born in New Jersey but has lived most of his life in London, and is currently on the East Kent coast. He teaches Creative Writing at the University of Kent.
‘Flusfeder’s sinuous prose miraculously crams all the emotional drama of a multivolume family saga into just 80 pages.’ Anthony Cummins, Mail on Sunday
‘a work of genius’, Dawn
‘profoundly dark and fearlessly beautiful’ Express Tribune
Thursday 30th July
7pm
Join us for a conversation with writer David Flusfender about his new novel, Something Might Fall.
David Flusfeder has written seven previous novels, including The Gift and John the Pupil; one full-length work of narrative non-fiction, Luck; and an opera, Army of Lovers, in collaboration with the composer Mark Springer. He has been a tv critic for The Times and poker columnist for the Sunday Telegraph, and has contributed stories and journalism to many anthologies and magazines and newspapers. He was born in New Jersey but has lived most of his life in London, and is currently on the East Kent coast. He teaches Creative Writing at the University of Kent.
‘Flusfeder’s sinuous prose miraculously crams all the emotional drama of a multivolume family saga into just 80 pages.’ Anthony Cummins, Mail on Sunday
‘a work of genius’, Dawn
‘profoundly dark and fearlessly beautiful’ Express Tribune
