Philip E. Barrington

A must-read thriller! Based on true events!

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Philip E. Barrington

Internationally Acclaimed. Award-Winning. Based on True Events.

Philip E. Barrington — About the Author

Philip E. Barrington is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning author whose debut novel was born from one of the most extraordinary acts of perseverance in modern publishing. After being crushed between two cars like an accordion, Barrington survived with a Philadelphia collar around his neck, two steel wrist splints — one on each wrist — a cast on his right leg from knee to toe, and was confined to a motorized scooter for mobility. Without the use of his hands, he began dictating his manuscript directly to his computer. He did not stop writing.

That manuscript — his personal diary, channeled through the fictional life of protagonist Grant Davis — became Who Okayed This?! The Riveting Life of Grant Davis. A single debut novel that hit #1 thirty consecutive times over five years, won the 2022 Stellar Book Award, and has been translated into 40+ languages worldwide.

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Barrington has completed the polished screenplay adaptation of Who Okayed This?!, designed for feature-level packaging and cross-departmental representation within top-tier agencies. His work is defined by cinematic pacing, character-driven tension, and real-world authenticity — elements that translate directly into high-value book-to-screen IP.

His work has been featured in USA Today, NY Weekly, LA Weekly, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Publishers Weekly. As seen on ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX.

"The prestigious Stellar Book Award symbolizes the display of courage, perseverance and belief in the human spirit. I'm delighted and honored to be the proud recipient." — Philip E. Barrington

This isn't just a thriller — it's a man's real-life descent into hell and fight for redemption. You don't just read it — you experience it.

— Philip E. Barrington