Bill Hicks was arguably the most influential stand-up comedian of the last 30 years. He was funny, out of hand, impossible to ignore and genuinely disturbing. His work has inspired Michael Moore, Mark Thomas and Robert Newman among others. The trade paperback published in February 2003 was the first collected work and included major stand-up routines, diary, notebook and letters extracts, plus his final writings, most previously unpublished. This smaller format paperback has extra material discovered subsequently.

'An incredibly moving experience ... Hicks's summation of life gains greater spirituality as he goes on.' Scarlett Thomas, Independent on Sunday

About the Author
Bill Hicks died on February 26th, 1994. This is the first collection of all his stand-up routines, diaries and notebooks, letters and final writings. Here we can trace the evolution of Hicks' work from brilliant conventional stand-up into something far more interesting and dangerous: an open invitation to a life lived without fear.

Reviews
A fantastic book .... His truth will make your stomach churn - there were times I was laughing at the most horrendous things. * Shazia Mirza, Observer *
His words still burn with righteous truth. This book could change your life. * Paul Brannigan, Kerrang *
He exhorted his audiences to do more than just laugh - he wanted them to strive to make the world a better place. * Jon Barnes, Times Literary Supplement *
The title Love All the People ... isn't remotely ironic ... Hicks was, in his angry, cynical and still unsurpassably funny way, the most hopeless of romantics. * Andrew Mueller, Time Out *



Book Information
ISBN 9781845291112
Author Bill Hicks
Format Paperback
Page Count 416
Imprint Constable
Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Weight(grams) 300g
Dimensions(mm) 196mm * 130mm * 30mm