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Old 02-26-2014, 01:16 PM   #30
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A lot of work that's intended to be funny leaves me cold, whereas a book like The Last Werewolf, which surely wasn't intended to be humorous in that Dave Barry-ish way, strikes me as deeply comical. It's more in the lightness of approach, the ridiculousness of the premise.
Oh, yeah, I loved The Last Werewolf and there were bits that made me chuckle.

As far as authors who can make me laugh out loud, Christopher Moore and Carl Hiaasen come to mind.
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