Richard Herring (1) (1967–)

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Vedertaget namn: Herring, Richard
Födelsedag: 1967-07-12
Kön: male
Nationalitet: United Kingdom

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How Not to Grow Up!: A Coming of Age Memoir. Sort of. av Richard Herring

How Not To Grow Up is a far more personal affair than the recent book by Richard Herring's former partner Stewart Lee, but that's entirely what you'd expect if you're familiar with the Fist Of Funners' work. While Lee was always the cool, detached one, Herring has made a career out of exposing his every foible to the spotlight. This then is the warts and all story of him turning 40 and the mid-life crisis that follows...

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rolhirst | Feb 14, 2011 |

Talking Cock av Richard Herring

The author calls it a male version of The Vagina Monologues, but it's more of a hilarious mish-mash of statistics, factoids, and anecdotes than a dramatization of personal stories. Not that that's a bad thing, of course.

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