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Louis Phillips has written & edited numerous books for children & adults, including "The Random House Treasury of Humorous Quotations" & "The Random House Treasury of Light Verse". He teaches creative writing at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. (Bowker Author Biography)

Works by Louis Phillips

The Smallest Stegosaurus By Lynn Sweat (1993) — Author — 231 copies
Haunted House Jokes (1987) 47 copies
The Upside Down Riddle Book (1982) 19 copies
The TV Almanac (1994) 11 copies
Chicken Run: Cracked Up Joke Book (1752) — Author — 7 copies
Funky facts (1980) 7 copies
How Do You Lift a Walrus (1988) 6 copies
Keep 'Em Laughing (1996) 4 copies
Million Dollar Potato (1991) — Author — 4 copies
Chicken Run: Joke Book (2000) 4 copies
The Joke-A-Day Joke Book (1983) 3 copies
Willie Shoemaker (Scu-2) (1988) 3 copies
American Elegies (2000) 3 copies
The Envoi Messages (1985) 3 copies
That More Things Move (1978) 2 copies
Kops (1987) 2 copies
Arbuckle's Rape (1976) 2 copies
Oops! (1982) 2 copies
The Immortals (1975) 1 copy
Riddlegrams (1989) 1 copy
Zodiac (DVD) (2013) 1 copy
The Insect Trials (1972) 1 copy
Canary in the Mine (2012) 1 copy
Dead Stars: a play (1986) 1 copy
Fist (1974) 1 copy
Words 18 1 copy
Hollywood Scandals (2012) 1 copy

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Birthdate
1942
Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Places of residence
New York, New York, USA
Education
City University of New York
Occupations
children's book author
playwright
poet

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Nice short stories, all about growing up, but often through the loss of something, be it an idea, a wrong choice, sometimes death, loss of relationships, loss of pride...etc. Gives the overall book a rather dark, but real tone.
 
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writingvampires | Jan 30, 2023 |
A collection of mathematical and verbal brain-teasing questions interspersed with "brain vacation" jokes.
 
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BLTSbraille | Oct 16, 2021 |
I enjoyed the poetry collection due to the varied and numerous poems. Works such as "Patterns," "The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls," and "The Charge of the Light Brigade" all stood out to me as interesting works. Furthermore, the book is broken up into several sections that provide a wide variety of poetry dramas, which keeps the book varied in its offerings. Many of the poems were excellent, yet others did leave a little bit to desire. Several poems were difficult to decipher in meaning and I was honestly left a little clueless compared to the other poems. Regardless, I enjoyed the vast majority of the anthology and found several new poems that I really enjoyed.… (more)
 
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Ross_Rodgers | Sep 26, 2016 |

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