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E-TALES TWO
MORE OF THE BEST & WORST OF INTERNET HUMOUR
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ISBN: 8172453175
Publisher: KANGAROO PRESS
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Author: MARJORY FAINGES
ISBN: 8124200602
Publisher: CREST PUBLISHING HOUSE
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Author: SUBHASH C. SETHI
ISBN: 8126011734
Publisher: SAHITYA AKADEMI
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Author: GOVULOSTUNNAYI JAGRATTA
Lee’s (Garrison Keillor: A Voice of America) detailed and scholarly work covers the first five years of The New Yorker magazine (1925-30). She argues that The New Yorker’s early style of humor featured the joining of the visual with the written, the use of modernistic techniques, and treating different types of New Yorkers as if they were residents of a small town. Lee examines comic verse, dialect stories, layout, covers, illustrations, style, and the organization of the magazine, as well as the work of the great names behind New Yorker humor – the Whites, Thurber, Arno, Irvin, Barton, Parker, and Hokinson. Throughout, she places The New Yorker’s early years in the tradition of American humor and the sociology of the 1920s and treats the business aspects of the publication. And thankfully, at last, she explains an array of difficult cartoons for those of us who don’t get it. A fine view of the early 1920s; recommended for literature and popular culture collections.
ISBN: 1578061989
Publisher: UNIVERSITY PRESS OF MISSISSIPPI
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Author: JUDITH YAROSS LEE
ISBN: 8171679684
Publisher: RUPA & CO
Subtitle: IT’S DIFFERENT BOSS!
Author: SUDHEER NATH
ISBN: 0143031619
Publisher: PENGUIN BOOKS
Subtitle: THE BEST OF LAXMAN
Author: R. K. LAXMAN