Second-Class Male: A Book of Misguided Letters

Stan Madeley

ISBN 10: 184317491X / ISBN 13: 9781843174912

Edité par Michael O'Mara 07/10/2010, 2010

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Détails bibliographiques

• Titre: Second-Class Male: A Book of Misguided Letters
• Éditeur: Michael O'Mara 07/10/2010
• Date de parution: 2010
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 184317491X
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9781843174912
• Reliure: Couverture souple
• État de l'article: Very Good

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Synopsis

Cabaret star, nobleman, plastics expert, chisel thrower, owl warden, porn star, rubber duck magnate, conservationist and bête noir of Esther Rantzen - Stan Madeley is all these things, and much more. Whether he's offering himself up for adoption to Elton John or attempting to hypnotize Derren Brown - by letter - Stan Madeley (by deed poll) is a fearless and dynamic correspondent. Boldly billing himself as Britain's top Richard Madely lookalike, he uses his 'celebrity status' as an innovative excuse to plague, pester and pen letters to many well-known faces, politicians and organisations, with hilarious results. Written in the bestselling tradition of the Henry Root and Robin Cooper letters, Second-Class Male is a witty and joyously surreal collection from an extraordinary new voice.

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A farcical collection of spoof letters from a major new comedy talent. Whether he's offering himself up for adoption to Elton John or attempting to hypnotize Derren Brown by letter Stan Madeley (by deed poll) is a fearless and dynamic correspondent. Boldly billing himself as Britain's top Richard Madely lookalike, he uses his so-called celebrity status as an innovative excuse to plague, pester and pen letters to many well-known faces, politicians and organisations, with hilarious results. Written in the bestselling tradition of the Henry Root and Robin Cooper letters, this is a witty and joyously surreal collection from an extraordinary new voice .