The Leopard in My House by Mark Steel review " a comedian's chronicle of cancer
In this forthright account of his diagnosis and treatment, Steel wrings humour from the horror while honouring friends found and lost " and the significance of the NHS It starts with a lump on the neck, noticed while shaving and briefly ignored; progresses via a bewilderment of bureaucratic processes to a "gloriously jolly radiologist" dispatching him for a biopsy; and quickly, although not without the delays and mis…