All My Colors

Todd Milstead is a wannabe writer with a perfect recall who quotes poetry and literature word for word. He decides to write a novel, All My Colors, that nobody but him can remember, but the consequences of his actions come home to him. The book is a morality tale, comedy, horror story rolled into one, with a brilliant premise executed with total confidence and authority.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 304 pages
\n Publication date: 16 April 2019
\n Publisher: Titan Books Ltd
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David Quantick: A Literary Enigma

David Quantick, a writer whose work remains largely unknown to the world, is a hidden gem in the realm of literature. He possesses a remarkable intelligence, a wicked sense of humor, and a unique writing style that sets him apart. It is a shame that his talent remains largely concealed, as he deserves to be recognized and celebrated for his contributions.

Todd Milstead, a struggling writer in 1979, finds himself in a predicament. He is a serial adulterer, often disliked by his friends solely for his ability to throw lavish parties with an abundance of excellent alcohol. However, during one party, Todd showcases his remarkable talent for perfect recall, reciting poetry and literature word for word, seemingly effortlessly plucked from his eidetic memory.

To his astonishment, Todd discovers a book that no one else seems to know during his recitations. The novel is titled "All My Colors," and he can quote it from cover to cover, yet it doesn't exist in any known record. Faced with impending divorce and mounting financial woes, Todd decides to write a novel, hoping to capitalize on his seemingly extraordinary talent.

However, Todd faces a significant obstacle: he cannot write. Despite the book residing vividly in his head, he lacks the skills to bring it to life on paper. Undeterred, he makes a bold decision: he will write the book that only he can remember. After all, if no one knows about it, how can he get into trouble?

As the consequences of Todd's actions unfold, he realizes the gravity of his crime. The book, "All My Colors," becomes a haunting presence, haunting both Todd and his long-suffering friends. The high price he pays for his transgression becomes painfully clear, serving as a morality tale, a comedy, and a horror story all rolled into one.

"All My Colors" is a remarkable achievement that showcases the talent of its author. With a brilliant premise executed with total confidence and authority, it captivates readers with its richness, humor, and unsettling nature. John Niven, the author of "Kill Your Friends," praised the book, stating that it is "really rich, funny, unsettling, and just very alive." The novel's premise is executed with such finesse that it leaves readers in awe of the author's skill.

In conclusion, David Quantick is a literary enigma whose work deserves to be discovered and appreciated by a wider audience. Todd Milstead's journey in "All My Colors" is a testament to the power of imagination and the consequences of pursuing one's dreams. This novel is a must-read for anyone who appreciates exceptional writing and is willing to embark on a journey into the unknown.

\n Weight: 214g\n
Dimension: 131 x 197 x 19 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781785658570\n \n