David Quantick Wikipedia, Books, Twitter, Wife, Partner, Movies, Wiki

David Quantick Wikipedia, Books, Twitter, Wife, Partners, Movies, Wiki

David Quantick Wikipedia, Books, Twitter, Wife, Partners, Films, Wiki – David Quantick, British novelist, comedy writer, critic, former journalist and screenwriter, born May 14, 1961. His works include On the Hour, Blue Jam, TV Burp and Veep; he later won an Emmy in 2015. He is also a freelance writer for the music magazine NME.

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Biography of David Quantick

Name	David Quantick
Nickname	David
Year old	62 years old
Date of birth	May 14, 1961
Job	novelist
Zodiac sign	Unknown
Religion	Unknown
Nationality	brother
place of birth	Wortley, United Kingdom
Hometown	Wortley, United Kingdom

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Physics statistics by David Quantick

Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Eye color	Black
Hair color	Black
Shoe Size	Unknown

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Education level of David Quantick

School	Unknown
College or university?	Unknown
academic level	Graduated

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David Quantick’s family

Dad	Unknown
Mom	Unknown
Siblings	Unknown
children	Boy: Unknown Daughter: Karen Taylor

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David Quantick Marital Status

Marital status	Married
Name of life partner	Unknown
job	Unknown

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David Quantick Net Worth and Net Worth

Net worth in dollars	1 million
Wage	Unknown

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News about David Quantick

What happens when you keep mentioning a book that everyone seems to enjoy, but no one else can remember? Is there a way to take advantage of this situation? These are the key themes in David Quantick’s latest book, All My Colors, inspired by his work on Veep.

Described by the publisher as “a cross between Richard Bachman, Charlie Kaufman and Franz Kafka,” All My Colors tells the story of Todd Milstead, an author who wants to be human and a pure idiot with a trick Special for entertainment:

Thanks to his superhuman memory, he can recite exactly any book he’s ever read, including All My Colors, which no one has ever heard of. Todd won’t be the only one to suffer the consequences of his decision to try to get rich by “writing” a book under his own name.

Quantick has had a fascinating career alongside the Emmy Award-winning work on HBO’s Veep. He has written extensively for British television and has served as a critic and writer for NME, including a longstanding partnership with Chris Morris on On the Hour, The Day Today, Brass Eye and Jam.

One of the first television shows made specifically for Internet distribution was Junkies, which Quantick co-created with screenwriter Jane Bussman in 2000. He also wrote biographies of Lenny Bruce, Richard Pryor, and Chris Rock, as well as the How to Be a Writer and comic books from 2014. That’s because you’re a comic book robot.

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