100 Favourite After-dinner Stories from the Famous

by Phyllis Shindler

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Following on from her success with The 100 Best After-Dinner Stories , the author of this book has compiled another selection of witty after-dinner stories from the most famous and experienced speakers. It contains amusing anecdotes and stories from a cross-section of famous personalities with contributions from Dr Mary Archer, Dame Barbara Cartland and Sir John Junor.… (more)

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Following on from her success with The 100 Best After-Dinner Stories , the author of this book has compiled another selection of witty after-dinner stories from the most famous and experienced speakers. It contains amusing anecdotes and stories from a cross-section of famous personalities with contributions from Dr Mary Archer, Dame Barbara Cartland and Sir John Junor.

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