A Film by Spencer Ludwig by David Flusfeder

A Film by Spencer Ludwig by David Flusfeder

‘’A Film By Spencer Ludwig’, [is] such a joy to read…Spencer's own justification of his life as a "real artist", and his reasons for despising mainstream cinema, are perfectly drawn’ Guardian

‘A tale of familial bonding involves encounters with the law, prostitutes, poker tables and unsavoury types, all spooled through Spencer’s filmic narrative…the most memorable sections of Flusfeder’s whimsical novel have the intimacy of a home movie’ Sunday Times

‘David Flusfeder is a stylishly masculine writer, and he pays fine tribute to the tenacious love that somehow binds this unlikeliest of father-son teams’ Daily Mail

‘A classy and original novel – wry, sad, tough-minded and stylishly written’ Al Alvarez

David Flusfeder is the author of six novels, Man Kills Woman, Like Plastic, which won the Encore Award for best second novel, Morocco, The Gift, The Pagan House and A Film by Spencer Ludwig. He lives in South London with his family.