Ken Sheldon, star of the "Frost Heaves" shows, will be speaking at the Monadnock Writers Group on Saturday about the craft of writing humor, and how to add a humorous bent to writing.

The two of us blinked at each other. We had just swapped edits for chapter one of our latest coauthored book, You Are Here: A Field Guide for Navigating Polarized Speech, Conspiracy Theories, and Our ...

As a humor writer, I try to write about everything. It's basically all that I know how to do. RELATED: My Best Friend’s Death Wasn’t A “Blessing” — She Was Mentally Ill But the thing about writing ...

Excerpts from Frankie Muniz’s Autobiography That Make Me Think It Was […] I remember the day my mom got the call that I landed the part of Malcom in Malcom in the Middle. She was grinning from ear to ...

How am I qualified to advise anyone on how to write funny? Well, I’ve published three collections of humorous essays and another three compilations of whimsical light verse, so I feel I can speak with ...

Tracy McArdle Brady has always been good at making people laugh. Her friends say she’s funny. Her blog followers say she’s funny. Fans of her first two novels say she’s funny. Nonetheless, the ...

Everybody knows that sex sells. Groupon is showing the world that bizarre-but-carefully-inoffensive writing can do the same. The NY Times offers an insider view of editorial offices of daily deal ...