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Inconceivable

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  • Ben Elton
    Ben Elton
    / Published novels and other works

    The book Inconceivable (1999) is a semi-autobiographical take on the journey of Elton and his wife—Australian saxophonist Sophie Gare—through the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF). He adapted the book into the romantic comedy film he directed, Maybe Baby (2000), starring Laurie and Joely Richardson. Other novels…

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    The book Inconceivable (1999) is a semi-autobiographical take on the journey of Elton and his wife—Australian saxophonist Sophie Gare—through the process of in vitro fertilization (IVF). He adapted the book into the romantic comedy film he directed, Maybe Baby (2000), starring Laurie and Joely Richardson. Other novels…

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