Dan Liebke's Astonishing Tales

A man of many moods

Dan Liebke is an award-winning comedy writer. Hard to believe, innit? He has been dubbed ‘the funniest man in Australia’ by a number of people, none of whom have undertaken a rigorous study and whose opinions can, therefore, be discarded. (According to the latest official rankings, he is only ranked 432nd, just above Steve Jacobs and just below Janette Howard.)

He is a regular contributor to the Australian version of MAD magazine and also writes the occasional article for various newspapers and magazines. He wrote the short film Dent, which won first place in the Sour Grapes screenplay competition. His novel, Kitty Wittgenstein and the Academy Award-Winning Werewolves is now available.

Dan’s skill at writing about himself in the third person have attracted many a young, brunette starlet. None of them, however, have yet got past his wife. Still, kudos to Jessica Alba for her sustained efforts.

Dan can be contacted at dliebke@astonishingtales.com.

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