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‡aFierce pajamas :
‡ban anthology of humor writing from the New Yorker /
‡cedited by David Remnick and Henry Finder. |
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‡a1st ed. |
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‡aNew York :
‡bRandom House,
‡cc2001. |
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‡axxi, 497 p. ;
‡c25 cm. |
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‡aWhen Harold Ross founded The New Yorker in 1925, he described it as a "comic weekly." And although it has become much more than that, it has remained true in its irreverent heart to the description, publishing the most illustrious literary humorists of the modern era, from Robert Benchley and Dorothy Parker to Woody Allen and Steve Martin. This anthology gathers together the funniest work of more than seventy contributors. Parodists take on not only writers like Hemingway and Kerouac, but TV documentaries, Italian cinema, and etiquette books. Other pieces offer perspectives on the heights of fame, the depths of social embarrassment, and the ups and downs of love and sex. A rich selection of humorous verse includes caustic gems by Dorothy Parker, the effortless whimsy of Phyllis McGinley, and Ogden Nash's unforgettable slapstick prosody, as well as forays by luminaries who ought to have known better.--From publisher description. |
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‡tDeath in the rumble seat /
‡rWolcott Gibbs --
‡tDusk in fierce pajamas /
‡rE.B. White --
‡tAcross the street and into the grill /
‡rE.B. White --
‡tOn the sidewalk /
‡rJohn Updike --
‡tSave my seat /
‡rMike Nichols --
‡tHassidic tales, with a guide to their interpretation by the noted scholar /
‡rWoody Allen --
‡tThe ultimate diary /
‡rHoward Moss --
‡tThe analytic napkin /
‡rMarshall Brickman --
‡tWho's who in the cast /
‡rMarshall Brickman --
‡tHealth department lists restaurant violations /
‡rDaniel Menaker --
‡tThe delts of Venus /
‡rCharles McGrath --
‡tNotes from the edge conference /
‡rRoy Blount, Jr. --
‡tLGA-ORD /
‡rIan Frazier --
‡tLove trouble is my business /
‡rVeronica Geng --
‡tIn the new Canada, living is a way of life /
‡rBruce McCall --
‡tCorrections /
‡rCalvin Trillin --
‡tStardate 12:00 12:00 12:00 /
‡rChristopher Buckley --
‡tGlengarry glen plaid /
‡rFrank Cammuso and Hart Seely --
‡tGum /
‡rScott Gutterman --
‡tWhat we talk about when we talk about doughnuts /
‡rMichael Gerber and Jonathan Schwarz --
‡tTeen times /
‡rPaul Rudnik --
‡tPress agents I have known /
‡rGroucho Marx --
‡tThe greatest man in the world /
‡rJames Thurber --
‡tThe interview /
‡rJames Thurber --
‡tLet's hear it for a beautiful guy /
‡rBruce Jay Friedman --
‡tThe king of jazz /
‡rDonald Barthelme --
‡tMy Mao ;
‡tOur side of the story /
‡rVeronica Geng --
‡tDo you know me? /
‡rGeorge W.S. Trow --
‡tGandhi at the bat /
‡rChet Williamson --
‡tIgor Stravinsky: the selected phone calls /
‡rIan Frazier --
‡tWe are still married ;
‡tMeeting famous people /
‡rGarrison Keillor --
‡tYo, Poe /
‡rFrank Gannon --
‡tMy life: a series of privately funded performance-art pieces /
‡rSusan Orlean --
‡tThe A-list E-list /
‡rDavid Brooks --
‡tMr. Preble gets rid of his wife ;
‡tA couple of hamburgers /
‡rJames Thurber --
‡tForever panting /
‡rPeter De Vries --
‡tThe Kugelmass episode /
‡rWoody Allen --
‡tPartners /
‡rVeronica Geng --
‡tMy married life: the whole truth thus far /
‡rMark Singer --
‡tLife without Leann /
‡rLarry Doyle --
‡tZeus the Lutheran /
‡rGarrison Keillor --
‡tThe very comical lament of Pyramus and Thisbe /
‡rSusan Sontag --
‡tOff-ramp /
‡rPolly Frost --
‡tBlown away /
‡rLisa Walker --
‡tHere's a really great idea /
‡rDavid Owen --
‡tA short autobiography /
‡rF. Scott Fitzgerald --
‡tThe cliche expert takes the stand ;
‡tThe cliche expert tells all /
‡rFrank Sullivan --
‡tHow to achieve success as a writer /
‡rRuth Suckow --
‡tThe rather difficult case of Mr. K*A*P*L*A*N /
‡rLeonard Q. Ross --
‡tThe notebooks of James Thurber /
‡rJames Thurber --
‡tAre we losing the novel race? /
‡rMichael J. Arlen --
‡tRoland Magruder, freelance writer /
‡rCalvin Trillin --
‡tContemporary writers VI: and interview with Grip Sands /
‡rPhilip Hamburger --
‡tIn the dough /
‡rRoger Angell --
‡tSelections from the Allen notebooks /
‡rWoody Allen --
‡tI cover Carter /
‡rGeorge W.S. Trow --
‡tNotes on my conversations /
‡rPolly Frost --
‡tWriting is easy! ;
‡tDrivel /
‡rSteve Martin --
‡tEmily Dickinson, jerk of Amherst /
‡rAndy Borowitz --
‡tThe people who had the house before /
‡rRobert Benchley --
‡tThe catastrophe /
‡rWilliam Shawn --
‡tThe secret life of Walter Mitty /
‡rJames Thurber --
‡tI am not now, nor have I ever been, a matrix of lean meat ;
‡tEine Kleine Mothmusik ;
‡tMonomania, you and me is quits /
‡rS.J. Perelman --
‡tPnin /
‡rVladimir Nabokov --
‡tAnnoy Kaufman, Inc. /
‡rGeorge S. Kaufman --
‡tThe last repository /
‡rH.F. Ellis --
‡tYma dream /
‡rThomas Meehan --
‡tAinmosni /
‡rRoger Angell --
‡tThe high ground, or look, Ma, I'm explicating /
‡rPeter De Vries --
‡tApartment 6-A: after the fall /
‡rIan Frazier --
‡tSpill /
‡rGeorge W.S. Trow --
‡tHearing from Wayne /
‡rBill Franzen --
‡tStunned /
‡rJack Handey --
‡tHe didn't go to Canada /
‡rGarrison Keillor --
‡tPost-euphoria /
‡rVeronica Geng --
‡tKeith Richards' desert-island disks /
‡rNoah Baumbach --
‡tHow to become obscene /
‡rUpton Sinclair --
‡tFilling that hiatus ;
‡tIt's fun to be fooled ... it's more fun to know ;
‡tWhy we laugh--or do we? /
‡rRobert Benchley --
‡tInsert flap "A" and throw away /
‡rS.J. Perelman --
‡tHow to eat an ice- cream cone /
‡rL. Rust Hills --
‡tTeaching poetry writing to singles /
‡rVeronica Geng --
‡tDating your mom ;
‡tA reading list for young writers /
‡rIan Frazier --
‡tHow I write my songs /
‡rDonald Barthelme --
‡tSave our bus herds! /
‡rCathleen Schine --
‡tThree great meals /
‡rWilliam White --
‡tRead this first /
‡rBruce McCall --
‡tTake it from me /
‡rNancy Franklin --
‡tChanges in the memory after fifty ;
‡tThe hundred greatest books that I've read /
‡rSteve Martin --
‡tReintroducing me to my habitat ;
‡tThank you for stopping /
‡rJack Handey --
‡tHomework: a parent's guide /
‡rChristopher Buckley --
‡tWhat happened to my money? /
‡rDavid Owen --
‡tOn taxi drivers /
‡rAlexander Woollcott --
‡tFather isn't much help /
‡rClarence Day --
‡tThe night the ghost got in /
‡rJames Thurber --
‡tRing out, wild bells /
‡rWolcott Gibbs --
‡tThe ballet visits the splendide's magician /
‡rLudwig Bemelmans --
‡tCloudland revisited: why, doctor, what big green eyes you have! /
‡rS.J. Perelman --
‡tThoughts on radio-televese /
‡rJohn Lardner --
‡tThe musical husbands /
‡rAdam Gopnik --
‡tListening to Bourbon /
‡rLouis Menand --
‡tLook back in hunger /
‡rAnthony Lane --
‡tTennis personalities /
‡rMartin Amis --
‡tCar talk /
‡rJohn Updike --
‡tCritic /
‡rE.B. White --
‡tSong to be disregarded ;
‡tTo a perfumed lady at the concert ;
‡tSong of the queen bee /
‡rE.B. White --
‡tRhyme of an involuntary violet ;
‡tFulfilment ;
‡tBohemia /
‡rDorothy Parker --
‡tMother's home again! /
‡rDon Marquis --
‡tMelancholy reflections after a lost argument ;
‡tThe seven ages of a newspaper subscriber ;
‡tIncident in the afternoon /
‡rPhyllis McGinley --
‡tProcrastination is all of the time ;
‡tTo my valentine ;
‡tSo that's who I remind me of ;
‡tCompliments of a friend ;
‡tThe invitation says from five to seven /
‡rOgden Nash --
‡tTheme and variation /
‡rPeter De Vries --
‡tPeople /
‡rW.H. Auden --
‡tSix poets in search of a lawyer /
‡rDonald Hall --
‡tThe naked and the nude /
‡rRobert Graves --
‡t12 o'clock news /
‡rElizabeth Bishop --
‡tChristmas in Qatar /
‡rCalvin Trillin --
‡tDuet, with muffled brake drums ;
‡tOcular hypertension /
‡rJohn Updike. |
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‡aAmerican wit and humor.
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‡aAmerican wit and humor.
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‡aRemnick, David.
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‡aFinder, Henry.
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‡aNew Yorker (New York, N.Y. : 1925)
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‡iOnline version:
‡tFierce pajamas.
‡b1st ed.
‡dNew York : Random House, c2001
‡w(OCoLC)654185280 |
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‡3Contributor biographical information
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‡3Sample text
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‡3Publisher description
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