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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: John Ross Bowie , John Ross BowiePublisher: Blackstone Publishing Imprint: Blackstone Publishing ISBN: 9798212200196Publication Date: 08 November 2022 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Audio Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock  We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsNo Job For A Man is the kind of personal journey I want to read about. Filled with fascinating stories beginning with Bowie growing up in an environment of theatre, TV comedy, and music. The way John sees his life is endlessly entertaining. -- Fred Armisen, Saturday Night Live, Portlandia, and Trenchmouth For how specific this memoir is, it inadvertently serves as a life guide to any aspiring actor. -- Rachel Bloom, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, author of I Want To Be Where The Normal People Are Get ready to know John as a thoughtful raconteur whose stories beautifully blend heartfelt contemplation on masculinity, generational shifts, forgiveness, and the way that the arts can save wandering souls. -- Chris Gethard, Beautiful/Anonymous, and HBO's Career Suicide John has seemingly lived ten thousand lives. He manages to tell each life story with a perfect balance of introspective wisdom and laugh-out-loud humor. -- Broti Gupta, writer, The Simpsons and The New Yorker This moving, humane, and funny memoir is ultimately about how we determine who we are. He goes on a mission, a personal odyssey really, to figure out if he's a DJ, a teacher, a corporate cog, a rock star, or a Hollywood actor and he poignantly shares the many losses and huge wins that go along with that effort. -- John Moe, author of The Hilarious World of Depression "No Job For A Man is the kind of personal journey I want to read about. Filled with fascinating stories beginning with Bowie growing up in an environment of theatre, TV comedy, and music. The way John sees his life is endlessly entertaining. -- ""Fred Armisen, Saturday Night Live, Portlandia, and Trenchmouth"" For how specific this memoir is, it inadvertently serves as a life guide to any aspiring actor. -- ""Rachel Bloom, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, author of I Want To Be Where The Normal People Are"" Get ready to know John as a thoughtful raconteur whose stories beautifully blend heartfelt contemplation on masculinity, generational shifts, forgiveness, and the way that the arts can save wandering souls. -- ""Chris Gethard, Beautiful/Anonymous, and HBO's Career Suicide"" John has seemingly lived ten thousand lives. He manages to tell each life story with a perfect balance of introspective wisdom and laugh-out-loud humor. -- ""Broti Gupta, writer, The Simpsons and The New Yorker"" This moving, humane, and funny memoir is ultimately about how we determine who we are. He goes on a mission, a personal odyssey really, to figure out if he's a DJ, a teacher, a corporate cog, a rock star, or a Hollywood actor and he poignantly shares the many losses and huge wins that go along with that effort. -- ""John Moe, author of The Hilarious World of Depression""" Author Information"John Ross Bowie is best known for playing recurring villain and fan favorite Barry Kripke on the international hit television show The Big Bang Theory. He also recently co-starred on ABC's Speechless. John has been appeared on the television shows Veep, Fresh off the Boat, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Brooklyn 99, CSI, and Glee, among others, and in movies such as Road Trip, The Heat, He's Just Not That Into You, and the cult hit What The Bleep Do We Know? John has written and developed television scripts at Fox, CBS, and Amazon. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife Jamie Denbo and their two children and he thinks an author bio on a memoir is a real ""hat-on-a-hat"" situation. John Ross Bowie is best known for playing recurring villain and fan favorite Barry Kripke on the international hit television show The Big Bang Theory. He also recently co-starred on ABC's Speechless. John has been appeared on the television shows Veep, Fresh off the Boat, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Brooklyn 99, CSI, and Glee, among others, and in movies such as Road Trip, The Heat, He's Just Not That Into You, and the cult hit What The Bleep Do We Know? John has written and developed television scripts at Fox, CBS, and Amazon. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife Jamie Denbo and their two children and he thinks an author bio on a memoir is a real ""hat-on-a-hat"" situation." Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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