📚 Humor

30 works · ordered by editions in print

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Writing meant to be funny: essays and comic novels, and the serious anatomy of a joke.

Below are the 30 works carrying the subject humor in the Open Library catalogue with the most editions in print. Author and first year are as the record states them; a missing year means the record does not carry one, not that the book is undated. Where one author dominates the reprint counts, no more than two of their titles appear.

CoverTitleAuthorFirst publishedEditions
Idle Thoughts of an Idle FellowJerome Klapka Jérôme1880433
The Devil's DictionaryAmbrose Bierce1840312
Мастер и МаргаритаМихаил Афанасьевич Булгаков1966237
James and the Giant PeachRoald Dahl1961167
1066 and All ThatWalter Carruthers Sellar193088
Good OmensTerry Pratchett199073
MortTerry Pratchett198761
Cabin FeverJeff Kinney200759
Is sex necessary?, or, why you always feel the way you doJames Thurber192943
Carry On, JeevesP. G. Wodehouse192542
Diary of a Wimpy KidJeff Kinney200941
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!Mo Willems200335
La Guia Facil del Sexo for DummiesRuth K. Westheimer199532
Dress Your Family in Corduroy and DenimDavid Sedaris200432
Me Talk Pretty One DayDavid Sedaris200029
Born a CrimeTrevor Noah201627
Red, White & Royal BlueCasey McQuiston201923
The Zombie Survival GuideMax Brooks200321
Teach Us, Amelia BedeliaPeggy Parish197718
Motel of the mysteriesDavid Macaulay197910
The Calvin and Hobbes tenth anniversary bookBill Watterson19898
America (the book)Jon Stewart20048
Poor Charlie's AlmanackCharles T. Munger20058
The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti MonsterBobby Henderson20068
Hyperbole and a HalfAllie Brosh20137
All My Friends Are DeadAvery Monsen20106
Position of the dayEmma Taylor20033
How to Date Men When You Hate MenBlythe Roberson20193
The Cheat SheetSarah Adams20213
Creepy SusieAngus Oblong19992

List built from Open Library (CC0 metadata) · retrieved 03 Nov 2026 UTC · capped at 30 works per subject.

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