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John Connor

In the ‘80s, John Connor created the first regular column about the burgeoning London stand-up scene. In 1990 he wrote a book about its effect on the Edinburgh Festival: “Comics: A Decade of Comedy at the Assembly Rooms.” That year he also devised and ran a live topical stand-up team show at The London Comedy Store, The Edge (It was destroyed in 2020!). In 2009 John was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting MS, which cut short his main job as a TV casting director for “Black Books,” “My Family,” et al. Now, John writes “Fall Down Get Up Again,” an irreverent journey with MS.

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Articles by John Connor

The dull throbbing always hits a crescendo “in the wee small hours,” as Mr. Sinatra — or rather his…

There I was, swinging away in my hoist at 9 p.m., though my swinging London of the 2020s wasn’t…

Am I about to share my first conspiracy theory, even if it’s just about me? Why not? It’s all the…

The vagaries of multiple sclerosis are always present, but this week, my waking hours have been consumed by something far…