Dear Joan and Jericha - Why He Turns Away - Damry, Joan; Domain, Jericha
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Everyone's favourite filthy agony aunts and Joan and Jericha are back, with more of their judgemental, filthy and absurd wisdom. The perfect gift for fans of the hit podcast, Dear Joan & Jericha.

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Everyone's favourite filthy agony aunts and Joan and Jericha are back, with more of their judgemental, filthy and absurd wisdom. The perfect gift for fans of the hit podcast, Dear Joan & Jericha.
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Joan Damry (Author) Joan Damry was born in Galbraith, Scotland, one of nine children crammed happily into a two-up two-down with an outside toilet. Joan entered the world feet first, the umbilical cord wrapped tightly around the top of her head like a fleshy turban, leaving her with a cone-shaped skull, which is why she continues to wear her hair high. Devoted mother of five and wife to coma-bound husband Ralph, Joan is also a life coach, psychogenital counsellor, much admired TED-talk speaker, accomplished flautist and writer of bestselling erotic fiction series Lust and Lies at Glanmore Manor. Joan has been married six times, three of her husbands having tragically taken their own lives. Jericha Domain (Author) Jericha Domain is proud to be British. Dedicated mother and tender wife (though her husband Philip spends 98% of his time running a Boy Scout school in Thailand), Jericha is also an award-winning writer having penned five books on depression, and another entitled Wild Lady Swims: A guide to Britain's Most Polluted Waterways. A keen front crawler, Jericha is often seen pounding up and down the Regent's Canal, dodging oncoming craft in her russet tankini and homemade flippers. Jericha divides her days between broadcasting, writing, lecturing, gardening and liaising with the police regarding her adult daughter Cardinal, who Mahmoud once described as a 'walking syndrome'.