Ebook {Epub PDF} Sparks by David Quantick

David Quantick is a British comedy writer and broadcaster. Sparks is his first novel. To read more about David's broken life, please go here: bltadwin.ru  · "I will go back to reading David Quantick's excellent Sparks now" - Neil Gaiman"If you choose to only live in one alternative reality make sure it's the one in which you read Sparks by David Quantick" – Ben AaronovitchWhen Paul Sparks is dumped by Alison, he decides to use a gateway into a million parallel universes to look for a new girfriend - an Alison who won't dump him. "“If you choose to only live in one alternative reality make sure it’s the one in which you read Sparks by David Quantick” – Ben Aaronovitch When Paul Sparks is dumped by Alison, he decides to use a gateway into a million parallel universes to look for a new girfriend - an Alison who won't dump him.

David Quantick is an Emmy Award-winning television writer for such shows as Avenue 5, Veep, The Thick of It and The Day Today. He is the author of All My Colors, Sparks, The Mule, and two writing manuals: How To Write Everything and How To Be A Writer. David Quantick is an Emmy Award-winning television writer for such shows as Avenue 5, Veep, The Thick of It and The Day Today. He is the author of All My Colors, Sparks, The Mule, and two writing manuals: How To Write Everything and How To Be A WriterThis text refers to the paperback edition. Fellow English author Neil Gaiman praised Quantick's e-book publication, Sparks. David Quantick's age is British journalist and television, radio, and internet writer, comedian, and music critic. He wrote for such programs as Blue Jam and Brass Eye and appeared on the music review show Hit Parade.

Hello, Sign in. Account Lists Returns Orders. Cart. From Emmy-award winning author David Quantick, Night Train is a science-fiction horror story like no other. A woman wakes up, frightened and alone - with no idea where she is. She's in a room but it's shaking and jumping like it's alive. Stumbling through a door, she realizes she is in a train carriage. David Quantick is a very funny man, and this is a very funny book. Any vaguely comic SF attracts Douglas Adams comparisons, but here they're justified: Sparks is a very English hero, a man who gets pummelled in fights and who reacts to enormous, improbable, astonishing events with all the enthusiasm you'd summon for a disappointing Cornish pasty.