About Les Dawson
Born in Collyhurst, Manchester in 1934, Les Dawson was one of Britain's finest and best-loved comedians. He toured the clubs and pubs for many years, before he was 'discovered' on Hughie Green's TV show, Opportunity Knocks in 1967, becoming a household name. Les was also a prolific writer with thirteen books to his credit. He married Tracy in 1989, and their daughter Charlotte was born three years later. Les died suddenly of a heart attack at their home in Lytham St Annes in 1993.
Novels
A Card For the Clubs (1974)
The Spy Who Came... (1976)
Hitler Was My Mother In Law (1984)
A Time Before Genesis (1986)
Come Back with the Wind (1990)
Well Fared, My Lovely (1991)
The Blade and the Passion (1993)
The Spy Who Came... (1976)
Hitler Was My Mother In Law (1984)
A Time Before Genesis (1986)
Come Back with the Wind (1990)
Well Fared, My Lovely (1991)
The Blade and the Passion (1993)
Collections
Non fiction
The Les Dawson Joke Book (1979)
Cosmo Smallpiece Guide to Male Liberation (1979)
The Amy Pluckett Letters (1982)
Les Dawson's Lancashire (1983)
A Clown Too Many (1985)
Les Dawson Gives Up (1989)
No Tears for the Clown (1992)
Listen to Les: BBC Radio Collection (1993)
Les Dawson's Secret Notebooks (2007)
The Dawson Slant (2008)
Cosmo Smallpiece Guide to Male Liberation (1979)
The Amy Pluckett Letters (1982)
Les Dawson's Lancashire (1983)
A Clown Too Many (1985)
Les Dawson Gives Up (1989)
No Tears for the Clown (1992)
Listen to Les: BBC Radio Collection (1993)
Les Dawson's Secret Notebooks (2007)
The Dawson Slant (2008)
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