Liam McCann

Liam McCann was an extraordinary individual, beloved by both family and friends alike. Stylish yet compassionate and giving, he was also a fan of both Eagles and Juice WRLD who will all miss him dearly. He will forever remain remembered by those whose lives he touched.

He currently freelances as a sub-editor for The Daily Telegraph and has written over 65 non-fiction books and eight screenplays, as well as editing several titles including John Grant’s Discarded Science series for which he received a Hugo award nomination.

Early Life and Education

Liam Mccann was an extraordinary individual with much to give and loved by many. Always smiling with an infectious energy, his presence brightened any room he entered. A fan of both the Eagles and Juice WRLD, Liam was adored by all and passionate about his work; just starting HVAC school soon he was looking forward to what would come his way in life – we will miss him dearly.

Since 2003, Mccann has written 65 non-fiction books and edited 40 titles including Discarded Science by Hugo award winner John Grant. Additionally he has penned eight screenplays; six were either commissioned or optioned by production companies in London and Los Angeles; he works as freelance senior copywriter for The Daily Telegraph as well as being an accomplished proof-reader and copyeditor.

Professional Career

McCann has written 65 nonfiction books, edited another 40 and co-edited the Discarded Science series written by Hugo award-winner John Grant, written eight screenplays with six that have been optioned or commissioned as well as working as a freelance senior copywriter and sub-editor at London’s Daily Telegraph newspaper.

McCann is an expert at business to business (B2B) writing. From crafting technical articles about financial products to creating e-books and website content, he works closely with his clients throughout every stage of their creative processes to help ensure they meet their goals.

In 2021, he co-wrote and directed an action thriller film called The Ice Road[4, which stars Liam Neeson, Laurence Fishburne, Benjamin Walker, Holt McCallany Amber Midthunder Martin Sensmeier and Marcus Thomas.

Achievement and Honors

Liam has written 65 books, such as non-fiction bestseller The Sledger’s Handbook (2006) and edited 40 titles including Hugo Award winner John Grant’s Discarded Science series for Hugo Award consideration. Additionally he has penned eight screenplays; six were either optioned by production companies or have been commissioned or optioned themselves by production companies. As senior freelance copywriter/copy-editor at London Daily Telegraph’s copy desk he oversees campaigns from conception all the way to delivery by working closely with illustrators/in house creatives as part of team effort with illustrators/in house creatives on team efforts working closely alongside illustrators/in house creatives as he/she works together closely with both illustrators/in house creatives/in house creatives involved in each campaign; working closely with illustrators/in house creatives as part of team.

Personal Life

Liam McCann was an extraordinary individual with an extraordinary soul. He loved and cared deeply for all those in his path, was extraordinarily kind and generous, always offering whatever help was necessary. An avid Eagles fan who also appreciated Juice WRLD music, Liam had just started HVAC school this year with great excitement for its future potential.

Author of 65 non-fiction books on subjects from Ferraris to TV cars, and edited 40 titles. His work has been widely published worldwide and eight screenplays written by him have been optioned or commissioned for production.

He freelances as a senior copywriter for The Daily Telegraph and is currently working on two screenplays: an intriguing drama about Parkinson’s disease and an action-packed thriller.

Net Worth

Reversing his traditional role, he enhanced his prestige profile through roles in prestige dramas and historical epics including Michael Apted’s Nell (1994) portraying Rob Roy of Scotland and Irish leader Michael Collins; as Oskar Schindler in Steven Spielberg’s Oscar-nominated Schindler’s List (1993).

Sam Raimi’s imaginative superhero film Darkman catapulted him onto Hollywood’s action star frontlines in the mid to late ’90s, catalyzing his career path as one of its premier action actors. Since then, his recent and upcoming movie schedule is full of violent action movies such as Ice Road 2 with Adrien Brody and Olivia Wilde; Paul Haggis will soon see him star as an aging, tough guy lead character in Third Person alongside Adrien Brody and Olivia Wilde.