Funny Business: Conversations with Writers of Comedy
By Leonard S. Marcus (Editor), Judy Blume (Contribution by), Beverly Cleary (Contribution by), Sharon Creech (Contribution by), Christopher Paul Curtis (Contribution by), Anne Fine (Contribution by), Daniel Handler (Contribution by), Carl Hiaasen (Contribution by), Norton Juster (Contribution by), Dick King-Smith (Contribution by), Hilary McKay (Contribution by), Daniel Pinkwater (Contribution by), Louis Sachar (Contribution by), Jon Scieszka (Contribution by)
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By Leonard S. Marcus (Editor), Judy Blume (Contribution by), Beverly Cleary (Contribution by), Sharon Creech (Contribution by), Christopher Paul Curtis (Contribution by), Anne Fine (Contribution by), Daniel Handler (Contribution by), Carl Hiaasen (Contribution by), Norton Juster (Contribution by), Dick King-Smith (Contribution by), Hilary McKay (Contribution by), Daniel Pinkwater (Contribution by), Louis Sachar (Contribution by), Jon Scieszka (Contribution by)
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"A joke isn’t a joke if you need to explain it," notes Leonard S. Marcus. "Even so, the hidden clockwork of comedy . . . has long been considered one of the great riddles of life." There are many kinds of humor, but capturing their essence on paper is a remarkably difficult (and often undervalued) skill. So how do authors create books that not only sta...
"A joke isn’t a joke if you need to explain it," notes Leonard S. Marcus. "Even so, the hidden clockwork of comedy . . . has long been considered one of the great riddles of life." There are many kinds of humor, but capturing their essence on paper is a remarkably difficult (and often undervalued) skill. So how do authors create books that not only sta...

























