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About a year after receiving the all clear from doctors, British comedian and broadcaster Mark Steel released his book "The Leopard in My House: One Man's Adventures in Cancerland". Setting it apart from other offerings in the genre is Steel's dry humour that shines through during some of his bleakest moments. Speaking to FRANCE 24's Perspective programme, he said it's all part of the job: "I think the terrible thing is, the mind of the comic goes 'if I get through this, there's a show in this'."
About a year after receiving the all clear from doctors, British comedian and broadcaster Mark Steel released his book "The Leopard in My House: One Man's Adventures in Cancerland". Setting it apart from other offerings in the genre is Steel's dry humour that shines through during some of his bleakest moments. Speaking to FRANCE 24's Perspective programme, he said it's all part of the job: "I think the terrible thing is, the mind of the comic goes 'if I get through this, there's a show in this'."
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