David Homel
David Homel was born in Chicago in 1952 and left in 1970 for Paris, living in Europe the next few years on odd jobs and odder couches. He has published eight novels, from Electrical Storms in 1988 to The Teardown, which won the Paragraph Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction in 2019. He has also written young adult fiction with Marie-Louise Gay, directed documentary films, worked in TV production, been a literary translator, journalist, and creative writing teacher. Lunging into the Underbrush is his first book of non-fiction. He lives in Montreal.
Books by David Homel
Lunging into the Underbrush: A Life Lived Backward
The Traveling Circus
The Fledglings
Summer in the City
Midway
On the Road Again
Speaking Cure, The
L'analyste
Rat Palms
Electrical Storms
Sonya & Jack
The Teardown
Books translated by David Homel
The Lily Pad and the Spider
Nan Goldin: The Warrior Medusa
Women and Power
Bitter Rose
Hysteric
Maleficium
The Return
Wildlives
The Baldwins
A Covenant of Salt
All That Glitters
Heart Is An Involuntary Muscle, The
Taximan
The Weight of Snow
The Green Chamber