Dominic Knight was one of the original founders and original destroyers of The Chaser newspaper, and has contributed extensively to all the team’s projects except the unfunny ones. Though unquestionably the team’s finest performer, he chooses not to appear regularly in The Chaser’s War On Everything for fear of showing up his colleagues’ inadequacies. Instead he devotes his time to writing for the show, to which he contributes stunts specifically designed to get the rest of the team arrested and/or killed.

When not writing for The Chaser, Dominic may also be found not writing for a vast range of publications including Cigar Aficionado, Scientific American, Jane’s Defence Weekly and Hustler. However he has maintained a freelancing career, most inappropriately via a column in CLEO offering readers advice which he was uniquely unqualified to give. Dominic also contributed a blog to smh.com.au for some years, which is archived at this site along with much of his other freelance writing.

Dominic recently released his first novel, Disco Boy, and has begun work on a follow-up which will consist entirely of Twitter messages.

Dominic is happily married, though only to his laptop.

For slightly more, though not completely, accurate info, try Wikipedia.