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Lee Stuart Evans

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Lee Stuart Evans has written jokes and scripts for many brilliant comedians and performers, including Sean Lock, Harry Hill, Dawn French, Patrick Kielty, Russell Kane, Iain Stirling, Jimmy Carr, Jonathan Ross, Dara O'Briain, Romesh Ranganathan, Miranda Hart, Frank Skinner, Jo Brand, James Corden, David Baddiel, Sue Perkins, Richard Osman, Claudia Winkleman, Michael McIntyre and Stephen Fry. Some jokes Lee co-wrote for Ant & Dec about a former prime minister were mentioned in the House of Commons and nominated, in 2022, for a BAFTA.

Lee's new novel, Pleasantly Disturbed, a feelgood '80s music-inspired coming-of-age tale with a comic crime twist, is available online and from all good bookshops.

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Words Best Sung

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Newark Book Festival 2026

On Friday 10th July Lee will be talking to Sunday Times #1 best-selling author and 'Queen of Walking' Annabel Streets about her latest book, The Walking Cure, at the Palace Theatre in Newark, Nottinghamshire.

(As Annabel Abbs, Streets is also the best-selling author of three excellent novels, The Joyce Girl, Frieda: the Original Lady Chatterley, and The Language of Food

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“Never sleep with someone whose troubles are worse than your own.”
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