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Her non-humorous autobiography Handstands in the Dark was a UK Top Ten bestseller and she was a 2006 Scotswoman of The Year finalist.Glasgow Evening Times, 13 October 2006 She was a columnist for the Monday edition of The Scotsman newspaper 2007-2009.Brought up in Shettleston, Glasgow, Scotland, at the age of 18 she married into a Glasgow gangster family. Her 2005 autobiography Handstands in the Dark describes working-class Glasgow in the years 1961-1994.For 14 years, she ran a public house the Weavers Inn (formerly the Nationalist Bar, later the Calton BarNews of the World, 12 March 2006) in the tough Calton area of Glasgow where she staged the first performances by comedian and magician Jerry Sadowitz.Daily Record, 13 February 2004Time Out, 30 June-7 July 2004Later, she became a full-time stand-up herself, running comedy clubs including "Jesters" in Glasgow, and regularly compered at clubs in Glasgow, Manchester, and Liverpool.

Her new stand-up show Janey Godley is Innocent was staged throughout August's Edinburgh Fringe.Other appearances included regular spots on BBC Radio 4 chat show Loose Ends both as interviewee and interviewer and a major profile/interview on award-winning Swedish TV Arts show Kobra as well as contributions to the BBC TV documentary Scunnered about the Scots dialect.In December, she performed Janey Godley Is Innocent to 100 long-term prisoners (including lifers) inside Glenochil high security prison, Clackmannanshire.

She continued to be a regular on Loose Ends and on chat shows on various BBC channels.In May, she performed Good Godley! at the ODDFELLOWS New Zealand International Comedy Festival; she won the Spirit of The Festival Award and "Good Godley!" was nominated for Best International Show. August, her autobiography was released in a paperback edition becoming a Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller and she performed in 83 shows in 24 daysGlasgow Evening Times Diary, 15 September 2006 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival including, each day, her three separate hour-long shows: her play The Point of Yes, her new stand-up show Janey Godley's Blog - Live! (premiered at London's Soho Theatre in June) and Square Street, a comedy sketch show co-written and co-performed with her daughter Ashley Storrie.In October, she was nominated as Scotswoman of The YearGlasgow Evening Times, 10 October 2006 in the 44th annual contest, reached the final six shortlist and was runner-up.

In November, she sang for charity on BBC1 Scotland's annual "Children in Need" appeal nightGlasgow Herald, 7 December 2006 and blogged for Amnesty International.

She played regular dates in the Netherlands and played in New York City.Sunday Post, 26 June 2005She was, for a time, a BBC Radio Five Live entertainment correspondent, reporting for former British MP, Edwina Currie's Currie Club show from London, New York, and New Zealand.She first gained wider attention on her 2002 tour of New Zealand, where she won Best Show Concept at Television New Zealand’s TV2 International LAUGH! Festival.Scotland on Sunday, 22 August 2004 At the same year’s New Zealand Comedy Guild Awards, she was nominated as Best International Guest and as Best Visiting Comedian.In August 2003, Godley's non-humorous one-woman play The Point of Yes about Glasgow's heroin problem in the 1980s was premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and, according to the BBC, her Fringe comedy show Caught in the Act of Being Myself was "hotly tipped" as a Perrier Comedy Award nominee.In April 2004, she started writing her daily on-line blog on the Chortle comedy website; it continues today on her own website.

She performed Domestic Godley throughout the New Zealand International Comedy Festival in May and was, for the fourth time, nominated as Best International Guest by the New Zealand Comedy Guild. Her new show Godley's World ran throughout the Edinburgh Fringe in August.Godley ran comedy workshops at the 2001 London Comedy Festival.

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