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Frenzied Fiction (1917)

by Stephen Leacock

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Frenzied Fiction is another winner from humorist and political scientist Stephen Leacock. Brief and brimful with laugh after laugh, these short stories and vignettes are the perfect antidote to a foul mood, a nasty day at the office, or just a basic case of the blahs.

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These short pieces reveal a very keen mind, for each one is a devastating review of the genres available to the reading public in the early years of the twentieth century. Each one is also very funny, as well as hitting all the bases that made such books hits with the general public. Lots of fun, and also very useful in keeping the reader informed about the quality of any subsequent reading they indulge in. ( )
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Classic Literature. Fiction. Short Stories. Humor (Fiction.) HTML:

Frenzied Fiction is another winner from humorist and political scientist Stephen Leacock. Brief and brimful with laugh after laugh, these short stories and vignettes are the perfect antidote to a foul mood, a nasty day at the office, or just a basic case of the blahs.

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