Light Comedy

Confederacy of dunces.
It really ought to be more popular than it is and is very light reading.

>>9927567
Oh good shit, I was trying to remember the name of that

>>9927567
>>9927571
Is it a single story arc or can I pick a chapter at random to read at a time

>>9927576
It's broken up into different arcs but a lot of the humour would be lost if you didn't read it in chronological order.

I wanna shit that is literally on the same intellectual level as the OP book though. LIke magazine tier shit.

>>9927598
Cool
Anything lighter though?

>>9927602
your brain, L M A O

>>9927601
karl pilkington and david thorne

>>9927558
Holy shit I loved that book when I was younger. Good times.

Puckoon - Steve Milligan

This book is only funny in small doses

>>9927567
>>9927844
>>9928027
OP here. Too heavy. Lighter please

>>9927558
>>9927850
>turn to page 14 to discover the meaning of life
>*turn to page 14*
>turn to page 79 to discover the meaning of life
>this goes on for several pages until you return to the first
>life is cyclical and the search for greater meaning is futile
>or is the point that the search for meaning itself is where the value is, a la myth of sisyphus

A profound book.

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I'll be called le epic reddit man for this:
Douglas Adams.
Hitchhikers guide was my favourite book until I actually started properly reading real literature around age 20.
Theres a lot of good humour in 'proper literature' (eg. Pynchon), but since I read and reread a lot of Adams when I was around 12 I'd say that its light enough.

>>9927558

New Yorker collection of humorous works.