Would that be funny?

‘This beautiful memoir honours love, grief, and riotous fun. An utter joy to read.’ * Kaz Cooke * ‘Marvellous stuff…a memoir to be grateful for.’ * Conversation * ‘Builds a kaleidoscopic picture of her childhood and her father...Full of tender and wacky anecdotes.’ * Age * ‘Luminous… dances on the tightrope of tone that memoir demands, and succeeds with vim and lucidity. The Clarkes’ humour is polished to a fine edge, but it welcomes anyone who wants to laugh with those who dream of a juster and kinder world.’ * Inside Story * ‘Amusing, witty and honest.’ * ArtsHub * ‘Would that be Funny? is both adoring and authentic, the kind of clear-eyed, open-hearted writing that’s a privilege to read. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of John Clarke or couldn’t pick him out of a line up, this book is a delight.’ * Australian Tumbleweeds * ‘A generous, intimate and very funny account of her dad [John Clarke] and a deeply sad story of family love and loss.’ * Qantas Magazine * ‘A talented writer herself, she weaves this memoir of a loving and hilarious family with the story of her father’s life in New Zealand, England and Australia.’ * Good Reading *