Gay playwright
Alan Bennett (The Madness of George III)
reveals in his upcoming biography that he had surgery and
treatment for colon cancer in 1997. BBC News reports that
Bennett writes in his upcoming memoir Telling
Stories that surgeons removed a
"rock-bun"-sized tumor and that he kept it a
secret because he did not "want to die in the pages of a
newspaper." He went on to note, "I did not see cancer as a
way of dramatizing my life. Cancer, like any other
illness, is a bore."
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