Essays
Humor essays spotlight comedic writing that blends personal reflection with satire, wit, or observational humor. Unlike straightforward comedic fiction or joke collections, essays in this category focus on the author's unique voice and perspective, offering insight through storytelling and commentary. Readers find nuanced takes on everyday experiences, social quirks, and cultural phenomena delivered with a sharp sense of timing and humor.
To focus your reading, consider the difference between humor essays and adjacent forms such as anecdote collections or parodies found under other subcategories of Form. Use this section to examine how essayists use structure, tone, and personal anecdotes to craft pieces that entertain as well as provoke thought, setting humor essays apart from both traditional essays and other humor writing.
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You Don't Have to Like Me: Essays on Growing Up, Speaking Out, and Finding Feminism
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Wry Martinis
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I'm Just a Person
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Drinking Problems at the Fountain of Youth
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Dogfight at the Pentagon: Sergeant Dogs, Grumpy Cats, Wallflower Wingmen, and Other Lunacy from the Wall Street Journal's A-Hed Column
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Back Home: Country Tales Through the Seasons
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What is Man?: And Other Essays
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Black Friend: Essays
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