David Derry lives in Toronto with his wife and two daughters, and works as a contract analyst. He has had a handful of stories published in literary journals, including one which won the PRISM International Short Fiction Award. In 2009 Coach House Books published his first book, a collection of tragicomic satires titled Sentimental Exorcisms. The men in these stories have grand designs and petty fears, or else modest designs and grand fears - with their ramparts crumbling around them, each mounts an exuberant defence in a vacuum of self-absorption.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
David Derry
David Derry lives in Toronto with his wife and two daughters, and works as a contract analyst. He has had a handful of stories published in literary journals, including one which won the PRISM International Short Fiction Award. In 2009 Coach House Books published his first book, a collection of tragicomic satires titled Sentimental Exorcisms. The men in these stories have grand designs and petty fears, or else modest designs and grand fears - with their ramparts crumbling around them, each mounts an exuberant defence in a vacuum of self-absorption.
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