Books by Stewart Lee
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English
review 1: Comedians’ memoirs are usually lamentable tales of mein-kampf riddled with humour that clunks on the page, excepting this metafictional gag artist who is one of the rare stage performers to take the postmodern self-reference common in sitcoms and other TV comedies (and literature...
language
English
review 1: It's thin - it was a single train-ride to read - but very entertaining, assuming you like Lee's standup. It's basically a transcript of the DVD by the same name with copious (as in, 4 pages long, in one case) footnotes regarding the pacing, development and strategies behind the m...