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Paul Jennings has been described as the most consistently original English comic writer this century. This collection reflects a life-time's work, most of it previously unpublished in book form. The material is mostly drawn from his journalistic pieces written between the years 1966 and 1987 when he wrote regularly for "The Times", "The Sunday Telegraph Magazine" and "Punch".
The Paul Jennings Reader Collected Pieces, 1943-89 collects a lifetime of work from a writer celebrated for his originality in English comic writing.
This collection showcases the enduring wit and unique perspective of Paul Jennings, a writer recognized for his consistent originality in English comic writing. The material, largely drawn from his prolific journalistic career in the latter half of the 20th century, offers a substantial body of work, much of which is presented in book form for the first time. The scope of the collection, spanning decades and appearing in respected publications, suggests a deep dive into the author's comedic observations on life and society. Readers can expect a rich compilation reflecting a lifetime dedicated to crafting humorous prose.
Page Count:
268
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
Bloomsbury
ISBN-10:
0747506647
ISBN-13:
9780747506645
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