David Schickler is a remarkably versatile and accomplished American creative force, whose far-reaching professional pursuits have successfully bridged the realms of literary expression and television production, yielding a diverse array of innovative and engaging works that showcase his impressive range and versatility as a creative artist.
As a renowned author, he has had the privilege of putting his thoughts and ideas into written form, resulting in a vast array of literary masterpieces, one of which being the memoir "The Dark Path", a publication that was released by Riverhead Books in the month of September, 2013, and subsequently received widespread critical acclaim.
Not only has Schickler explored the realm of literature, but he has also ventured into the world of television, co-creating and serving as an executive producer of the Cinemax series "Banshee", which debuted in 2013, thereby cementing his status as a multifaceted and forward-thinking creative presence.
Noted literary figure, Schickler has left an indelible mark on the world of written word, with a portfolio that boasts an impressive array of critically acclaimed and commercially successful works. Among his most notable creations are the New York Times bestselling short story collection, "Kissing in Manhattan", a masterpiece that has captured the hearts and imaginations of readers nationwide, and the nationally bestselling novel, "Sweet and Vicious", a sweeping narrative that has garnered widespread acclaim and attention.
A multifaceted and accomplished screenwriter, he has had the distinction of crafting both original and adapted scripts for a diverse array of prominent production companies, including the esteemed Universal, the renowned Lions Gate, the respected Sidney Kimmel, and the innovative Wildwood Films.
Schickler's literary accomplishments have garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, with his writings being published in a total of nine countries, spanning the globe. His short stories have been featured in prestigious publications, including The New Yorker, a renowned American magazine known for its in-depth reporting and commentary on current events, politics, and culture. Additionally, his works have been showcased in Travel + Leisure, a popular travel and lifestyle magazine that inspires readers to explore new destinations and experiences. Furthermore, Schickler's stories have been published in Zoetrope: All-Story, a highly respected literary magazine that has been a platform for emerging and established writers alike.
Noted literary talent's captivating short story, "The Smoker", earned a prestigious O. Henry Award, a coveted recognition of his remarkable skill in crafting engaging narratives.
Notable for his academic trajectory, Schickler's educational odyssey began at the prestigious McQuaid Jesuit High School, a venerable institution that laid the groundwork for his future intellectual pursuits.
Subsequently, he ventured to Georgetown University, a renowned institution of higher learning, where he successfully completed his undergraduate degree, laying the foundation for a lifelong passion for knowledge and intellectual inquiry.
Undeterred by the thrill of accomplishment, Schickler continued his academic journey by embarking upon a Master's degree program at the esteemed Columbia University, a bastion of academic excellence, where he further refined his skills and expertise, thereby solidifying his position as a scholar of note.
At present, Schickler is a resident of New York, where he is surrounded by the love and support of his family, which consists of his devoted wife and their cherished children.
