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Comedy Goes to Court by Carl Unegbu
Review of a book about how comedians can face legal fallout
26/06/2023 … What a good idea for a book… but how terribly executed.
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Review of a book about how comedians can face legal fallout
26/06/2023 … What a good idea for a book… but how terribly executed.
Book review of her 'Essays on Life, Comedy, Culture, Etcetera'
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Review of the comedian's memoir about her undiagnosed autism
27/02/2023 … It will come as little surprise to those who know Fern Brady’s comedy that her memoir is brutally, sometimes uncomfortably, honest.
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