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Hugh Laurie Books in Order

Hugh Laurie is a British comedian and performer who could have easily excelled in another field, having been a world-class oarsman in his youth. As the youngest of four children, he attended Eton College, where he developed a passion for rowing and became a national junior champion coxed pair in 1977, finishing fourth in the world junior championships in Finland that year. Laurie then pursued a degree in archeology and anthropology at Cambridge University, where he joined the prestigious rowing team and participated in the 1980 Cambridge/Oxford boatrace. However, he was forced to withdraw from rowing due to illness and instead found his footing as a performer through the Footlights Club, a renowned undergraduate comedy revue group. Elected President of the club in his final year, Laurie shared the position with fellow Footlighter Emma Thompson.

Bibliography verified: March 2026

Quick Answer

What are all of Hugh Laurie's book series? Hugh Laurie has written 3 book series. The most notable is the A Bit of Fry and Laurie series.

Complete series list with all books in reading order below.

Book Series by Hugh Laurie

  • #1
    Let Them Talk cover
    Let Them Talk(2011)
  • #2
    Didn't It Rain cover
    Didn't It Rain(2013)
  • #3
    Writing Career:(19)
  • #4
    The Gun Seller cover
    The Gun Seller(19)
  • #5
    A Bit of Fry and Laurie(19)
  • #6
    Songbooks(20)

About Hugh Laurie

Hugh Laurie is a British comedian and performer who could have easily excelled in another field, having been a world-class oarsman in his youth. As the youngest of four children, he attended Eton College, where he developed a passion for rowing and became a national junior champion coxed pair in 1977, finishing fourth in the world junior championships in Finland that year. Laurie then pursued a degree in archeology and anthropology at Cambridge University, where he joined the prestigious rowing team and participated in the 1980 Cambridge/Oxford boatrace. However, he was forced to withdraw from rowing due to illness and instead found his footing as a performer through the Footlights Club, a renowned undergraduate comedy revue group. Elected President of the club in his final year, Laurie shared the position with fellow Footlighter Emma Thompson.

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