Author: Tibor Fischer

Tibor Fischer is a British author born on November 15, 1959, in Stockport, England, to Hungarian parents who had fled the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. A Cambridge University alumnus, Fischer's literary career is marked by a sharp wit and a distinctive narrative style. He first gained recognition with his debut novel "Under the Frog" released in 1992, a darkly comic exploration of life in post-war Hungary which draws upon his heritage and family history.

Fischer's subsequent works, including "The Thought Gang" (1994) and "The Collector Collector" (1997), further establish his reputation for blending humor with philosophical insight. His writing often traverses themes of identity, displacement, and existential inquiry, all wrapped in a uniquely satirical tone. Aside from novels, Fischer has written short stories and contributed to various publications, demonstrating his versatility as a writer. Residing in South London, Fischer continues to be an influential voice in contemporary literature, appreciated for his acerbic wit and nuanced exploration of complex themes.