Bennett Cerf was an American publisher, author, television personality, and founder of Random House publishing company. Cerf is particularly associated with his witty and humorous writing style, often incorporating puns and wordplay into his works.
Cerf’s writing style and his ability to create puns have made him a beloved figure in the literary community. His works continue to entertain and inspire readers, showcasing his unique talent for blending language and humor. Bennett Cerf’s contributions to literature have left a lasting impact, making him a notable author in the field of humor writing.
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1968: Treasury of Atrocious Puns, by Bennett Cerf
The Treasury of Atrocious Puns by Bennett Cerf is a collection of witty and humorous puns published by Harper & Row in New York in 1968. This 125-page red hardcover volume features a book block in excellent condition with a deckled fore-edge, while the dust jacket shows minor signs of wear with some tearing and rubbing along the edges and spine. The book is a delightful and entertaining read for anyone who enjoys wordplay and clever jokes. With its well-preserved condition, this vintage edition would make a valuable addition to any humor or literature collection.