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Typing at Strangers for Money -day one of writing a book – a history of procrastination
Now is the time for procrastination. I want to write a book. I have to write a book. There is a deadline. This morning, I dreamt that Amy Schumer was doing a show at a theatre in coastal Kent. It … Continue reading
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You don’t have to be mad to tell jokes here, but we have no idea if it helps.
I am working on a radio documentary about comedians and happiness. The image of the comedian drawing guffaws from a multitude, then weeping, drunk and alone, is a potent image. The suicide of Robin Williams has brought it to the … Continue reading