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2. snackmag.co.uk › interview-jo-caulfieldInterview: Jo Caulfield talks about her new memoir 'The Funny ...

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   Aug 5, 2023 · Jo Caulfield is best known as one of the UK’s most respected stand-up comedians - a Fringe stalwart who loved Edinburgh so much she moved there. Six years ago, Jo was about to go on stage when she found out that her sister Annie had cancer. What transpired was a cathartic journey for both as they revisited their childhood and adolescence. Now she has written The Funny Thing About Death to ...

3. www.sundaypost.com › fp › jo-caulfieldComedian Jo Caulfield on laughing through loss and how it ...

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   The Funny Thing About Death by Jo Caulfield is published by Polygon, £17.99. Jo Caulfield: Razor Sharp is on at Stand 3, The Stand Comedy Club, Edinburgh, until August 27 (except August 14 & 21)

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4. jocaulfield.com › book › the-funny-thing-about-death-2The Funny Thing About Death • Jo Caulfield

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   All of Jo’s profits from The Funny Thing About Death will be donated to MacMillan Cancer Support – a charity which Jo has already raised over £50,000 for through bucket collections at the end of her Edinburgh Fringe shows. There will be a chance to buy a copy of the book at the end of each tour show. Post navigation

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   26 September 1963 (age 61) [1] Wales. Medium. Stand-up, television, radio. Website. www.jocaulfield.com. Jo Caulfield is stand-up comedian, comedy writer, and author from Flintshire, north Wales. She was joint winner of the 2021 Comedians Comedian of The Year – an award voted for by her peers and members of the comedy industry. [2]

6. www.beyondthejoke.co.uk › review-jo-caulfieldBook Review – The Funny Thing About Death by Jo Caulfield

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   Aug 19, 2023 · It is appropriate that The Funny Thing About Death is part memoir for Jo Caulfield’s funny, talented, spiky sister Annie and part Jo’s autobiography. For, the way Jo tells it, big sister Annie led the way in carefree adventuring – living the life of nun-rebeller, teenage hitchhiker, raucous bar staff, award-winning writer – with little sister Jo in her wake and eager to join as soon as ...

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   May 22, 2024 · Jo highlights importance of laughter in hard times 2024-05-22 - By Isabelle Truscott isabelle.truscott@newsquest.co.uk JO CAULFIELD is bringing her book ‘The Funny Thing About Death’ to the Borders Book Festival stage next month. The comedian is set to host a talk which hopes to shed light on the humour that can be found in grief.

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   Who is Jo Caulfield?

   • Jo Caulfield is best known as one of the UK’s most respected stand-up comedians – a Fringe stalwart who loved Edinburgh so much she moved there. Six years ago, Jo was about to go on stage when she found out that her sister Annie had cancer. What transpired was a cathartic journey for both as they revisited their childhood and adolescence.

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   Is the funny thing about death a memoir?

   • It is appropriate that The Funny Thing About Death is part memoir for Jo Caulfield’s funny, talented, spiky sister Annie and part Jo’s autobiography.

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   Did Jo Caulfield have a sister?

   • Comedian Jo Caulfield, at her home in Edinburgh. This is what you need to know. The comedian Jo Caulfield had an older sister called Annie. Annie was a writer. Annie wrote radio plays and books and for television, working as a scriptwriter for Sir Lenny Henry and on the drama This Life. Annie was one of life’s adventurers. Annie was smart.

   Comedian Jo Caulfield on laughing through loss and how it inspired a

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   When did Annie Caulfield die?

   • Annie Caulfield died in November 2016. On the last day of July in 2023, Jo Caulfield is sitting in the front room in her home in Edinburgh talking to me about her sister, and about loss and grief and love. Jo with her big sister Annie.

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   Will Jo Caulfield succeed?

   • And she will succeed, because, as anyone who has seen her live or on TV, or heard one of her regular appearances on Radio 4 will know, Jo Caulfield is good at what she does. Like her sister, she is quick and sharp and sometimes caustic.

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   What makes Kate Caulfield a great writer?

   • Caulfield is sharp and funny, capturing childhood eccentricities marvellously, alongside the cathartic necessity of humour in the darker times. Her writing in honest and highly readable, intimate without being mawkish or overly sentimental.

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   Aug 3, 2023 · The Funny Thing About Death is comedian Jo Caulfield's memoir about her sister Annie - a successful writer who died far too young in 2016 aged just 57. Jo charts the progress of her sister's cancer from the initial diagnosis to her untimely death.