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Introduction | 1 | |
"You'll Never Groom Dogs in This Town Again!" | 9 | |
Cafe Manhattan | 27 | |
The Young Man and the Sea | 30 | |
How to Be Difficult | 36 | |
The Yanni Files | 43 | |
A Prayer for Bill Clinton | 46 | |
Independence Day | 49 | |
Parlez-Vous Francais? | 53 | |
An Aesthetically Challenged American in Paris (Part II) | 56 | |
You Could Look Me Up ... Sometime | 62 | |
I Go to Golf School | 70 | |
A Graceland for Adolf | 83 | |
Upcoming House Votes | 86 | |
Let's Hear It for Cheerleaders | 89 | |
Lapses of Photographic Memories | 93 | |
A Year-Round Tan for the Asking | 96 | |
The Bane of Every Vacation: Souvenirs | 99 | |
Memo from Coach | 105 | |
As I Was Saying to Henry Kissinger... | 108 | |
Away from It All | 118 | |
Give One for the Team | 121 | |
God, Help Me! | 125 | |
Autumn of the Matriarch | 128 | |
Future Schlock | 137 | |
What We Told the Kids | 146 | |
Un Caballo in Maschera | 148 | |
The Midwest: Where Is It? | 154 | |
Come Stay with Us | 158 | |
Desert Surprise: Saddam Picks Bill | 162 | |
Return Saddam's Limo ... Now! | 165 | |
Laws Concerning Food and Drink; Household Principles; Lamentations of the Father | 170 | |
Flowers of Evil: Ask Charles Baudelaire | 175 | |
Authors with the Most | 178 | |
Long Day's Journey into Abs | 181 | |
Yankee, Come Home | 185 | |
A Good Man Is Hard to Keep: The Correspondence of Flannery O'Connor and S. J. Perelman | 191 | |
Testing, Testing... | 197 | |
The Cheese Stands Alone | 201 | |
Post-Euphoria | 204 | |
Why Are Kids So Dumb? | 213 | |
Clarifications | 218 | |
What We talk About When We Talk About Little Green Men | 223 | |
Design Intervention | 225 | |
Too Late to Become a Gondolier? | 232 | |
Me and My Delusions | 236 | |
Eating the Desk | 239 | |
Into the Giga Jungle | 242 | |
The Hidden Life of Rocks | 248 | |
Degas, C'est Moi | 252 | |
You Say Tomato, I Say Tomorrow | 256 | |
Chicken a la Descartes | 261 | |
Even More Memoirs by Even More McCourts | 265 | |
Love Bug | 269 | |
More Mergers | 272 | |
Rejected Polls | 275 | |
Josh Kornbluth | ||
Driving Mr. Crazy | 280 | |
Red Diaper Baby | 286 | |
Money | 298 | |
Trout | 314 | |
Jumpin' Jiminy | 318 | |
Space Travel Food | 321 | |
Piscopo Agonistes | 325 | |
The Way of the Ear | 338 | |
Eleventh-Hour Bride | 343 | |
I Network with Angels | 347 | |
Phone Hex | 353 | |
Birthdays: So Now What? | 356 | |
Things That Are Confusing | 364 | |
How and Why Book of Magnets | 368 | |
Joyce Maynard Looking Back | 375 | |
Bad Numbers | 380 | |
Sunken Treasure | 384 | |
One Guy's TV | 387 | |
After This Word from Motel 3 | 392 | |
O.J.: The Trial of the Next Century | 395 | |
Scrambling for Dollars | 401 | |
Gambling in the Schools | 405 | |
Diary of a Genius | 410 | |
TV Guide, Soon | 414 | |
My Genetic Memories | 426 | |
The Last Publicist on Earth | 429 | |
Memoir Essay | 436 | |
March | 441 | |
No Strings Attached | 460 | |
Ferret-Face | 463 | |
Barnes Ennobled | 468 | |
T.G.I.Y2K! | 472 | |
All Happy Families... | 479 | |
Christmas Freud | 483 | |
El Nino Has a Headache | 491 | |
In New England Everyone Calls you Dave | 495 | |
The Million Millionaires March | 502 | |
Wing Tsu | 505 | |
T. S. Eliot Interactive | 509 | |
Buy Me | 513 | |
Rejected Celebrity Cab Announcements | 517 | |
Conspir-U.S.-cy History | 521 | |
Dysfunctional Adult Education Catalogue | 524 | |
The All-Purpose Concession Speech | 534 | |
Front Row Center with Thaddeus Bristol | 539 | |
Humor Thy Father | 544 | |
Khmer Roue | 547 | |
Taking the A Train to Early Retirement | 550 | |
A Few Notes on Sex Education | 555 | |
The Last Supper, or The Dead Waiter | 561 | |
Pen Pals | 567 | |
I Am a Tip-Top Starlet | 578 | |
To Our Valued Customers | 581 | |
Getting Over Getting Stoned | 584 | |
Manifesto | 587 | |
Glad Rags | 590 | |
From: Corporate Communications at CRT301 | 593 | |
A Note About the Editor | 597 | |
A Note About the Type | 599 | |
Index | 601 | |
About the Contributors | 605 |
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Add Mirth of a Nation: The Best Contemporary Humor, A salvo of hilarity from that loose canon of American humor that Mirth of a Nation editor Michael J. Rosen has culled from some 1200 pages of brilliantly original works by our best contemporary humorists. This action-packed compilation of highlig, Mirth of a Nation: The Best Contemporary Humor to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Mirth of a Nation: The Best Contemporary Humor, A salvo of hilarity from that loose canon of American humor that Mirth of a Nation editor Michael J. Rosen has culled from some 1200 pages of brilliantly original works by our best contemporary humorists. This action-packed compilation of highlig, Mirth of a Nation: The Best Contemporary Humor to your collection on WonderClub |