How to Write Funny: Your Serious, Step-By-Step Blueprint For Creating Incredibly, Irresistibly, Successfully Hilarious Writing By Scott Dikkers

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The Definitive Joke Writing HandbookLearn comedy writing and how to write a joke with a simple comedy-writing and joke-writing formula you can use right now to write your own jokes. See why Amazon reviewers call How to Write Funny "one of the best books on humor writing."Author Scott Dikkers will show you how to write jokes. He’s a master joke writer, founder of the world’s most popular humor site TheOnion.com, #1 New York Times and #1 Amazon best-selling humor author, and successful cartoonist. Scott created and leads the “Writing with The Onion” training center at the famed Second City in Chicago. His students have been hired for the top comedy writing jobs in TV and won dozens of Emmy Awards. He’s consulted for top entertainment companies like NBC, Comedy Central, and Pixar.This easy-to-follow guide lays out a clear system and simple formula for how to write a joke that will get big, milk-coming-out-of-your-nose laughs, reliably and repeatably. You'll learn...• The 3 sure-fire ways to generate funny text• The 11 different “Funny Filters” and how to use them to write jokes• The secret to getting rid of writer's block—permanently• And many more humor writing tips, tricks, and techniquesTable of Contents1 IntroductionUse the techniques in this book to reliably create top-notch humor writing (page 11)
2 Your Brain’s Comedy EngineAccess both hemispheres of your brain to eliminate writer’s block and tap an endless reserve of comedy ideas (page 21)3 The Humor Writer’s Biggest ProblemOvercome this one devastating obstacle to reach the widest possible audience (page 29)4 How To Get LaughsUnderstand the different kinds of laughs, and how to generate the best one (page 43)5 The Secret IngredientInfuse your humor with this vital component to create writing that makes people laugh (page 57)
6 The 11 Funny FiltersCreate any joke using the 11 fundamental building blocks of humor (page 67)
Funny Filter 1: Irony (page 68)Funny Filter 2: Character (page 70)Funny Filter 3: Shock (page 76)Funny Filter 4: Hyperbole (page 80)Funny Filter 5: Wordplay (page 83)Funny Filter 6: Reference (page 88)Funny Filter 7: Madcap (page 92)Funny Filter 8: Parody (page 90)Funny Filter 9: Analogy (page 100)Funny Filter 10: Misplaced Focus (page 104)Funny Filter 11: Metahumor (page 106)
7 Using The Funny FiltersLayer the building blocks to create increasingly hilarious jokes (page 113)8 Process OverviewMaster this simple system to become a prolific humor writer (page 137)If you've wondered how you can start writing jokes, how to tell jokes to your friends, how to add humor to your writing, how to add jokes in a speech, or how to add humor to your presentation, this book spells out the simple joke writing formula professionals use.How to Write Funny is for you whether you want to find a comedy writing job or just want to learn how to tell a joke.Click "Look inside" to see more!

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I read How To Write Funny cover-to-cover in one sitting. What a great book! So much better than I expected — not because I had any doubts about Scott Dikkers (he’s a comedy writing legend, after all), but because over the years I have rarely read anything well-written specifically about the actual techniques and fundamentals of comedy writing. And especially without a lot of fluff and personal anecdotes that may amuse but don't teach. Dikkers strips it down to the essentials, gives good examples, and approaches it analytically without being boring in any way. This book should be required reading for anyone writing, or considering writing, jokes -- as well as all high school class clowns. E.B. White’s classic criticism is “Analyzing humor is like dissecting a frog. Few people are interested and the frog dies of it.” Dikkers’ dissection of the frog is actually interesting and fascinating, and (spoiler alert) the frog remains very much alive and well.If this book helps you craft even one solid, funny joke (and it will), it'll be worth more than what you paid for it.



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