Alan Coren

Writer and presenter Alan Coren (1938-2007) was a British humorist, writer, and broadcaster known for his wit, satire, and contributions to the field of humor. He was a prolific writer, having authored numerous humorous books, articles, and columns that showcased his clever and often satirical take on everyday life and culture. Coren was a regular contributor to publications such as “Punch” and “The Times.”

One of his most well-known works is “The Collected Bulletins of Idi Amin,” a humorous parody of the Ugandan dictator’s speeches. He was also a longtime team captain on the popular BBC radio show “The News Quiz.” His writing and comedic talent made him a respected figure in British humor and satire. Alan Coren’s works continue to be appreciated for their sharp wit and humor, and he left a lasting legacy in the world of comedy and literature.