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Stella
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Stella

Eric Morecambe,Gary Morecambe
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The final novel from comedy legend Eric Morecambe.

Charting the rise of Stella Ravencroft from struggling entertainer on the northern club circuit to huge national superstar, Stella was the second novel from comedy legend Eric Morecambe.

The unfinished manuscript for Stella was discovered by Eric’s son, Gary, shortly after his father’s death. Encouraged by Eric’s wife Joan, Gary completed the novel.

Drawing heavily on Eric’s own childhood and rise to fame, Stella is a rare fictional account of a now vanished era of entertainment.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 June 2012
Pages
304
ISBN
9780007395071

The final novel from comedy legend Eric Morecambe.

Charting the rise of Stella Ravencroft from struggling entertainer on the northern club circuit to huge national superstar, Stella was the second novel from comedy legend Eric Morecambe.

The unfinished manuscript for Stella was discovered by Eric’s son, Gary, shortly after his father’s death. Encouraged by Eric’s wife Joan, Gary completed the novel.

Drawing heavily on Eric’s own childhood and rise to fame, Stella is a rare fictional account of a now vanished era of entertainment.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 June 2012
Pages
304
ISBN
9780007395071

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