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How Shall I Tell The Dog?: Last Laughs from the Master

How Shall I Tell The Dog?: Last Laughs from the Master

Miles Kington

Miles Kington, the much-loved humorist, musician and broadcaster, died of cancer in January 2008. This series of letters from him to his literary agent shows this inventive and very English writer at the height of his craft.
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Miles Kington, the much-loved humorist, musician and broadcaster, died of cancer in January 2008. This series of letters from him to his literary agent - ostensibly proposing a stream of increasingly absurd ideas for books he might write about his illness, but in reality simply a brilliant vehicle for his characteristic humour - shows this inventive and very English writer at the height of his craft. And as he confronts his fate with understated but unflinching courage ('what's the point of just writing it down as life? Any writer worth his salt improves the story until it is worth telling'), Kington's mischievous wit never falters: 'I'm afraid this wasn't an idea for a book after all, only an idea on how to spend the royalties...' Wry, poignant and deeply moving, these letters are above all very, very funny. Every word is vintage Kington.

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Title - How Shall I Tell The Dog?: Last Laughs from the Master

Edition -

Author - Miles Kington

ISBN 13 - 9781846681974

Imprint - Profile Books Ltd

Publisher - Profile Books Ltd

Date Published - 16/10/2008

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No. of pages -

Binding Type - Hardback

Dimensions - 120 x 185 x 21mm

Weight - 250 g

Languages - English