Robin Ince’s memoir about his recent diagnosis of ADHD will be published by Macmillan in May. Mike Harpley, publisher in Pan Non-fiction, has acquired world English-language rights in Normally Weird ...

The comedian Robin Ince was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 52. Suddenly, everything – his lifelong burble of anxiety, self-criticism, social discomfort and ‘mad’ racing thoughts – made sense. A ...

An audience with the chorus of voices in Robin Ince’s head, most of them belonging to great comedians, gone but not forgotten, Melons is a lovely, maddening hour. As the serial Fringe attendee ...

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Comedian Robin Ince speaks with Emma Tracey about his relatively new diagnosis of ADHD. He has written a book to try and help neurodivergent people "walk unafraid through the world" as he puts it. The ...