I'm Only In It for the Parking

A unique and brilliant comic voice. * ROSS NOBLE *Comedy genius… The funniest book I’ve read in years. * DAVID WALLIAMS *A truly eye-opening book from a fantastic comedian. * ADAM KAY *The reader gets to know him as a good-natured, sometimes mischievous bloke - a real person and not just the comic with the electronic voice. * Chortle *Funny, charming and full of unique insights. * FRANCESCA MARTINEZ, author of What the **** is Normal? *Lee’s wicked sense of humour shines through. * Andrew Hayden-Smith *PRAISE FOR LOST VOICE GUY’S STAND-UP: ‘Self-lacerating comedy with something to say.’ * The Guardian *PRAISE FOR LOST VOICE GUY’S STAND-UP: ‘A talent for real anger that leaves us amused.’ * The Times *PRAISE FOR LOST VOICE GUY’S STAND-UP: ‘A mix of observation and self-deprecation which confirms he’s got talent.’ * The Telegraph *PRAISE FOR LOST VOICE GUY’S STAND-UP: ‘A comedian with an edge and a honed sense of his material.’ * Front Row *

Lee Ridley is also known as Lost Voice Guy. He is a stand-up comedian, writer and tech geek based in Newcastle upon Tyne. Lee developed cerebral palsy as a baby and communicates using an iPad. A bit like Stephen Hawking. Though, in Lee’s words, better looking. He is a BBC New Comedy Award winner, his Radio 4 sitcom Ability has had two series with the third coming in 2021, and he is the winner of 2018’s Britain’s Got Talent. Lee has appeared on Live at the Apollo and at the Royal Variety Performance, sold out at the Edinburgh Fringe and had his first nationwide tour in 2019. He is also an ambassador for Scope. I’m Only In It for the Parking is his first book.