Boris Fust, born in 1973, studied at Humboldt University in Berlin. He works as a Senior Copywriter for Intro Verlag, though he has no idea what one actually does all day in such a role (probably something with the internet). His journalistic work has appeared in publications such as Playboy, Berliner Zeitung, Bravo, and the tabloid press. He also writes for Style & The Family Tunes and creates sexist shower gel advertisements. However, he only does this when he’s not receiving the 2008 Grimme Award for störungsmelder.org.
“12 Stunden sind kein Tag” (12 Hours Are Not a Day) is his first novel. Fust lives and works in Berlin.
The Voice of Others:
“Boris Fust is not such a master of words. He is a worse author than I am. Of course.” (Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre)
Just in time for the debut novel with Piper, Neverest takes over the management of Boris Fust.
