Nick Hornby

Description: (Author & Editor)

Nick Hornby is an English novelist, essayist, columnist and screenwriter whose work and creativity is mostly inspired from pop culture, music and sports. He is a writer of many famous books that were later turned into famous movies like: ‘About a boy’, ‘High Fidelity’ and ‘Fever Pitch’. Many famous American actors like Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, John Cussack, etc have worked in movies adapted from his books. He was born in Surrey and brought up in Maidenhead, where he did his schooling from. His parents divorced when he was only 11 and his father, a famous businessman, inculcated love for football in him, which turned him into an ardent fan of Arsenal. His first memoir ‘Fever Pitch’ was all about his irrational love for Arsenal since his childhood days. Hornby is also a famous screenwriter and did writing for the famous film ‘An Education’ for which he was nominated for an Oscar Award.

Overview

Birthday April 17, 1957 (Aries)
Alternative names Nicholas Peter John Hornby
Spouse/Ex- Virginia Bovell (m. ?–1998)
Parents
Children Danny Hornby
Relatives Gill Hornby

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What are some popular books written by Nick Hornby? Some popular books written by Nick Hornby include "High Fidelity," "About a Boy," "Fever Pitch," "A Long Way Down," and "Juliet, Naked."
Is Nick Hornby primarily known for writing novels or screenplays? Nick Hornby is primarily known for writing novels, although he has also written screenplays for film adaptations of his books.
What is the genre of most of Nick Hornby's works? Most of Nick Hornby's works fall under the genre of contemporary fiction, often exploring themes of relationships, music, and pop culture.
Has any of Nick Hornby's work been adapted into successful movies or TV shows? Yes, several of Nick Hornby's novels have been adapted into successful movies and TV shows, including "High Fidelity," "About a Boy," and "Fever Pitch."
Does Nick Hornby have a unique writing style that sets him apart from other authors? Nick Hornby is known for his witty and engaging writing style, often incorporating humor and relatable characters into his stories, which sets him apart from other authors in the contemporary fiction genre.
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