So You Want to be Funny(er): A Tongue in Cheek look at the Science of Humour
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (731 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1532993943 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 50 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-12-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Despite this, he has written children's stories and thrillers, influenced by his early experiences and world travels. About the Author Seamus Kane was rugged and tugged (from the Gaelic) in Northern Ireland. He grew up in an environment where sports, academical achievement and the arts were held equally in low regard. He is hoping that this book will not be the Greatest Story never sold.
He is hoping that this book will not be the Greatest Story never sold. He grew up in an environment where sports, academical achievement and the arts were held equally in low regard. Seamus Kane was rugged and tugged (from the Gaelic) in Northern Ireland. Despite this, he has written children's stories and thrillers, influenced by his early experiences and world travels.
john whiter said Well written and like the way the author used the English language to. Very enjoyable read! Well written and like the way the author used the English language to create humor, brilliant concept. Learned few tricks I can use and highly recommend this book to others.. Cracker Book Amazon Customer Cracking wee book, coming at it from a comedy background i wasn`t sure it would be of any use to me but for the price worth a punt. After reading the book and laughing at some of the terrible jokes it got me thinking. After looking at some of my own jokes and seeing where they fit in i can see this booking being useful to me in the future. It will be a good starting point in writing jokes in . Michele drier said Good primer for humor. In this short book, Belfast author Seamus Kane takes the reader through a variety of comic set-ups including Exaggeration, Irony, Transposition, Cause and Effect and my personal favorite, Word Play (I'm a sucker for puns, the lowest kind of humor!) I was a bit lost with the language, though. As an American, I'm not sure I fully understood the British (Irish) language and humor, but a good bas
I have tried to dissect and analyze humour. yes, I know, you might say, that's impossible. I have done something naughty. Have i succeeeded? Well, you'll only find out by making me a little richer. So please, help me get a foot on the Monte Carlo property ladder by buying my book.. Making people laugh is the most difficult thing on earth (after trying to get an accountant to buy a round of drinks) and so I thought I'd try to help people who are comedically challenged. Humour is not definable otherwise everyone would be funny