The Essential Lenny Bruce: His Original Unexpurgated Satirical Routines, edited by John Cohen
reading some work of an important early comedian
reading some work of an important early comedian
check out a live on-air radio interview with scott manley hadley
smh chats naked comedy with Daniel Farr (no one is naked here)
bonus material with fictioneer and comedian Matt Nagin discussing what makes a good short story
Fictioneer & comedian Matt Nagin joins smh to chat writing, reading, AI, travel, and all sorts of other fun
watch a room full of people chant my name (I didn’t instigate it)
interview with J.S. Morton, author of You’re Gone
pointed gags from the 1960s about things that haven’t changed
it’s scott manley hadley aka SOLID BALD
fun thriller about three comedians on a road trip… and one of them’s a killer
an interesting book on writing comedy that doesn’t try to make you laugh
watch me steal some jokes from a different person – not my best work haha but it’s a learning process innit
watch me tell some jokes then a different person steal them!!!
the earth is flat; if it wasn’t, why would there be a whole book of poetry presuming it was???
a lovely song about oranges thank you
watch me name sex acts for almost two minutes!!!
valuable and open-hearted – if gently laddish – book on parenting for non-birthing people
havin a live laugh love moment like a much simpler poet
terrified i may look like i dont know how to drive
wacky promo video for still-in-production TRUTHER PRESS poo anthology
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Bald men: Another Victim of the Patriarchy
Preacher is fine, but it’s irrelevant to real life. I should adopt a Syrian child refugee.
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A hot new piece of anti-comedy.
Yesterday I took a naked photograph of myself – from behind – to use as the accompanying picture for myContinue Reading
A hip-hop review of the year now ending.
I had not been in front of an audience, on a stage, for several years until this week. Then, fromContinue Reading
The fridge didn’t have the food in to facilitate a fry up: no bacon, no sausage, no mushroom, no tomato.Continue Reading
I’ve decided that from now on I am going to self-identify as a Catholic. A couple of days ago IContinue Reading

































