Tony Hendra Book order

January 1, 1941 – March 4, 2021

Tony Hendra was an English satirist and writer, celebrated for his significant contributions primarily within the United States. His foundational years at St Albans School and Cambridge University, culminating in his involvement with the Cambridge Footlights revue alongside notable peers, were instrumental in developing his distinctive satirical voice and comedic timing. This early exposure to sharp, witty performance and writing deeply influenced his approach to commentary and satire.

2007
The Messiah of Morris Avenue
256 pages
9 hours of reading
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Exploring the concept of messiah in contemporary society, the narrative challenges readers to consider whether they would recognize a modern-day savior. Tony Hendra infuses humor and satire into this thought-provoking tale, offering a refreshing perspective on morality and righteousness. With praise from Frank McCourt, the book promises to deliver both laughter and insight, making it a timely read for those seeking a blend of entertainment and reflection on spiritual themes.
2004
Father Joe : the man who saved my soul
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The author recounts his friendship with a Benedictine monk, from the first encounter between troubled teen and counselor, through years of perfunctory contact, to the renewal of their bond at the end of Father Joe's life.

The Messiah of Morris Avenue

Father Joe : the man who saved my soul