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New post today: Recognizing Successful Humor - It's not just laughter.
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Inhibitions inhibit imagination, and they're not hard to overcome.

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There is no reason to fear adding your sense of humor to your writing. Here’s why.

Humor Myths – Another One Bites The Dust
Women and humor: Some myths are simply ridiculous!

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When we write something funny, relationships are revealed in a whole new light.

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Is comedy based on pain? Cruelty? Superiority? Maybe.

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While not the only possibility for humor, the funny relationship is the most prevalent.

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There's much to be learned from the Comic View of these jokesters.

Do You Like Politically Incorrect Humor?
Political correctness has been pushed to such ridiculous extremes that a three-legged dog is no longer disabled, he's "paw-challenged".

Write, Edit, Gag
Post editing is the ideal time to give your prose a humor boost.

Are Facts Funny?
Facts can be amusing without any effort from the writer to enhance their humor.

The Comic View: Eric Idle
Eric Idle captured the magic of silliness and put it on display.

Jokes That Fail
Occasionally failing to get a laugh is... Wait for it! ...part of the game.

No One Respects Cowardice Any More
Is self-censoring really avoiding reader offense, or avoiding criticism?

Sarcasm: Are You PRO or CON?
Sarcasm is part of our culture, and it's here to stay.

Politics as UNusual
Even if politics is not your forte, there's a lot to be learned from political humorists.

Bigger Than You Think
Humor writers have a unique love of exaggeration. However, they are not alone.

What Does It Mean To ‘Push the Envelope’?
Success is rarely risk free, and there are huge benefits to riding the razor's edge.

Angles, Bangles and Tangles
A change in perspective is often much more successful than struggling repeatedly to beat your frontal lobe into submission...and productivity.

Lisa wrote: "It's so much fun in my head. But people around me never seem as amused."
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Modus Operandi: Ridiculous!
While humanity, collectively and individually, likes to consider themselves rational, living up to this unreasonably high standard is far beyond our abilities.
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