Nicholas Knight was always drawn to the creative arts, was blessed with a wild imagination, and cursed with a heart of gold. While his chain of tragedy and adversity would crush his afflicted spirit, it would also make for vivid fiction and intense performances.When he saw the movie 'High Fidelity' (2000), watching John Cusack's character was like seeing his unwritten autobiography come to life on screen. Years later, he'd see the earlier film 'Dream Lover' (1993) and could relate a bit too well to the fraudulent passion and malicious betrayal that Madchen Amick tormented James Spader with. As time went on, it became clearer to Nicholas, and those around him, that he was called to be an actor...and that his endless suffering would only prove to mold him into a stronger entertainer, as he would put his inner pain into his acting. 'Sideways' (2004) is another film that holds personal sentiment for him, as Nicholas can easily see himself in Paul Giamatti's shoes.In 2006, Nicholas was gifted with the daughter he always wanted, just unfortunately with the wrong woman. Nicholas is an exceptional actor and a brilliant writer, and keeps pursuing his dreams for his child as much as himself. Nicholas hopes his ship will finally come in, and that these opportunities will inevitably result in launching a career, so that his daughter can one day be half as proud to have him as a father, as he is to be her father.You can find his novels, "Dawn's Tale" (2015), and "Dark Fugitive" (2017) on Amazon and Goodreads. Show less «