Andrew Kaufman
Andrew Kaufman is a Canadian writer, film director, and radio producer.
His short film Aberistiwith was screened at festivals across Europe and Canada. Andrew Kaufman is also a revolving cast member of the Perpetual Motion Roadshow, and now works as a producer for CBC Radio in Toronto.
His novella All My Friends Are Superheroes (2003) is a humorous love story between a normal man and a superheroine, The Perfectionist, set in the Toronto superhero milieu, in which the bizarre characters (The Seeker, The Inverse, BusinessMan etc.) actually personify different human types; it has been translated into Norwegian (2006), Italian (2007), French (translated by Anna Rozen) (2007), German (2008), Dutch (translated by Caroline Teszler) (2009) and Spanish (2010).
He has also written a longer novel titled, "The Waterproof Bible", published by Telegram in 2009. His novella The Tiny Wife was published in 2010 by Madras Press.
[edit] References and external links
- Kaufman's personal website
- Short biography of Kaufman
- A review of All My Friends Are Superheroes
- Another review of All My Friends Are Superheroes
- Office work A short story by Kaufman in McSweeney's website
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