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David Constantine


UK flag (b.1944)

David Constantin is a freelance writer, poet and translator, David Constantine was born in Salford, Lancashire. He is a Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford.

Awards: BBC (2010)

Genres: Literary Fiction
 
Novels
   Davies (1985)
   The Life-Writer (2015)
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Collections
   A Brightness to Cast Shadows (poems) (1980)
   Watching for Dolphins (poems) (1983)
   Mappa Mundi (poems) (1984)
   Madder (poems) (1987)
   Back At the Spike (1994)
   Caspar Hauser (poems) (1994)
   Sleeper (poems) (1995)
   The Pelt of Wasps (poems) (1997)
   Something for the Ghosts (poems) (2002)
   Collected Poems (poems) (2004)
   A Living Language (poems) (2004)
   Under the Dam (2005)
   Nine Fathom Deep (poems) (2009)
   The Shieling (2009)
   Tea At the Midland (2012)
   Poetry (poems) (2013)
   Elder (poems) (2014)
   In Another Country (2015)
   Centres of Cataclysm (poems) (2016) (with Helen Constantine and Sasha Dugdale)
   When I was Touched by Love (poems) (2018)
   The Dressing-Up Box (2019)
   Belongings (poems) (2020)
   Rivers of the Unspoilt World (2022)
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Anthologies edited
   German Short Stories 2 (1976)
   Oxford Poets 2000 (2000)
   Oxford Poets 2001 (2001)
   Oxford Poets 2002 (2002)
   Oxford Poets 2004 (2004)
   Oxford Poets 2007 (2007)
   Oxford Poets 2010 (2010)
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Series contributed to
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Comma Singles
   The Cave (2013)
   Mr Carlton (2013)
   A Paris Story (2013)
   Rivers of Blood (2018)
   Living in Hope (2021)
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Books containing stories by David Constantine
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Best British Short Stories 2020 (2020)
(Best British Short Stories)
edited by
Nicholas Royle
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The New Abject (2017)
Tales of Modern Unease
edited by
Sarah Eyre and Ra Page
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The Best British Short Stories 2014 (2014)
(Best British Short Stories)
edited by
Nicholas Royle

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Awards
2010 BBC National Short Story Prize : Tea At the Midland: And Other Stories

David Constantine recommends
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The Mission House (2020)
Carys Davies
"I felt, reading this extraordinary novel, that the thorough oddity of its chief characters, their strange innocence, amounts to a revolt, on our behalf too, against the stupidity, cruelty, fanaticism and bigoted violence of the world in which they more or less successfully live their eccentric lives."

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