What is Your Problem?
Comedy's little ray of sleet grapples with life's major dilemmas

Extremely funny and enjoyable. And listening to the audiobook in the typical pissed-off-about-everything Jack Dee voice had me laughing at so many instances. Realizing that comedy audiobooks are actually where the medium fits well with the content.......more

During lockdown Jack claimed he had retrained as a psychotherapist (a 4 hour course) and that anybody who wanted advice should tweet him and he would answer in his new book. I was wary this was true so I checked his account and sure enough the tweet, and the questions, are there (although I'm not su......more

I was disappointed with this book. It started well, with Jack Dee's hallmark cynicism and wit but I found that I was getting bored with it three-quarters of the way through and didn't read the last half-dozen "letters".......more

I'm torn on this book. I'm a huge Jack Dee fan and while the book's idea is fun, the writing is good, and there are some laugh out loud moments, the book didn't land for me. Because it's a series of agony aunt style questions and advice, it doesn't build to anything. The book doesn't even conclude.......more

Like the Louis Theroux 'lockdown' book, this was hampered by its restrictions of the time. This doesn't excuse the fact that the main premise of this book is what I said about his last, in that it's just a lot of nonsense. He approached his first book as a piss take and this is just the same really.......more