Quentin Kenihan was born with Osteogenesis imperfecta, which meant his bones broke all the time among other things. At seven, he became famous because of the Mike Willesee documentary QUENTIN. Australians fell in love with Quentin for his wit and unique take on life and over the years he drifted in and out of public view for reasons this book will reveal.Quentin is a disability activist, filmmaker, stand-up comedian, radio host, actor and film critic. Quentin's stage show 'Quentin: I'm 40 ... Now What' sold out at the Adelaide Festival and there are plans to bring it to the eastern states. He appeared in the latest Mad Max film FURY ROAD and is currently the film reviewer for ABC 891 Adelaide radio breakfast program.Quentin lives in Adelaide.
This honest, at times heartbreaking, memoir is a a story to inspire
others to chase their dreams.
*Queensland Times*
'A disarmingly honest and surprisingly affecting book that in many
ways is as much about fame itself as about fame because of a
disability'.
*Daily Review*
a courageous memoir
*City Messenger*
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