Felder’s trip to the dark side

RAOUL Felder (inset) could have written a juicy tell-all about the countless celebrities he has represented in divorce court. Instead, he wrote a book of short stories.

Felder, 77 — who represented Rudolph Giuliani and the spouses of Liza Minnelli and Mike Tyson — is more Raymond Chandler than Jackie Collins. He titled his noirish collection “Dancers on a Dark Street.”

“I decided to write fiction because I have too many outrageous and dark stories no one would believe could be real,” Felder told me. But one character seems to resemble Elizabeth Taylor, whose seventh and final husband, Larry Fortensky, was repped by Felder. The lawyer will be inducted into the Brooklyn Jewish Hall of Fame with Lainie Kazan and Bruce Ratner on Nov. 15, the same day Other Islands Press publishes his book.