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Comic Relief: How Humorous Books Can Relieve Stress and Boost Mood by Writers Exchange E-Publishing

Comic Relief: How Humorous Books Can Relieve Stress and Boost Mood Why Laughter Is Not a Luxury There is a particular kind of reader who reaches for something funny when life becomes difficult. Not because they are avoiding reality, but because they understand, perhaps instinctively, that laughter is one of the most effective tools we have for staying sane. Comedy fiction does not pretend the world is without trouble. At its best, it looks directly at the absurdity, the frustration,…
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Exploring Absurdism in Literature: Books That Make You Think and Laugh by Writers Exchange E-Publishing

There is a particular kind of writer who looks at the human condition, sees its fundamental strangeness, and laughs. Not from ignorance or cruelty, but from recognition. Absurdist literature is built on this laugh: the laugh that comes when you realise the universe has no interest in your questions, will provide no answers, and yet here you are, alive and asking anyway. Far from being a philosophy of despair, absurdism is one of the more defiant and life-affirming traditions in…
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Laugh Out Loud: The Funniest Moments in Classic Literature by Writers Exchange E-Publishing

There is a persistent myth about classic literature. It goes something like this: serious books are serious all the way through. Depth means solemnity. Great authors were earnest, their pages heavy with moral purpose and grand themes. This myth does a disservice to some of the most brilliantly funny writing ever put on paper. The truth is that literary comedy is not a lesser thing smuggled in to lighten the mood. When it works at the highest level, humour is…
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The Art of Writing Comedy: Insights from Bestselling Authors by Writers Exchange E-Publishing

Comedy is widely regarded as the most unforgiving genre in fiction. In dramatic writing, you can coast on pathos; in thriller, tension does much of the work; but comedy makes a direct contract with the reader: make me laugh, or admit failure. There is no neutral ground. The joke either lands or it doesn't, and unlike emotional resonance, which can move us even when imperfectly executed, comedy that misses its mark is simply embarrassing to read. This stark quality is…
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Tarmac Tales by Wendy and Dave Laing

In this fact-based collection of experiences in the airline and travel industries gathered by authors with a combined fifty-two years working in all capacities of the business, you'll be given a behind-the-scenes look at the inner operations of this sometimes funny, sometimes sad, but always entertaining trade. GENRE: Humour   Word Count: 29, 264 and (ebooks are available from all sites, and print is available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble and some from Angus and Robertson) [wp_social_ninja id="217219" platform="reviews"] Forward  …
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Uncle Billy’s Chicken Hut and Salvation Emporium by Jeffrey G. Roberts

    Uncle Billy's Chicken Hut and Salvation Emporium   West of the bustling metropolis of Phoenix, along Interstate Highway 10, is the magnificent and mystical desolation of the mountains of Southwestern Arizona. It is as alien as the planet Mars, and just as foreboding. Yet, hidden away between the peaks and valleys and desert vistas, is a most incongruous edifice - part diner, part carnival atmosphere, with equal measure of whimsy, and just a smidge of nightmare. And it…