Yes, I have read that. In fact, it is Jerry who wrote the preface to Letters...so they could be one and the same. I like the romanticized notion of an anonymous author.

However, i think it is fair to say that the humor in LFAN is anything but what you are used to on Seinfeld. LFAN is basically complete lunacy.

Money or London Fields, by Martin Amis. I promise you'll laugh all the way through Money. Agree with Catch-22 and the Book of Mormon, although the D&C is funnier. Although ultimately they are tragic novels The Brothers Karamazov, 100 Years of Solitude, Blood Meridian, The Kruetzer Sonata, The Stranger, and Platform (Michel Houellebecq) all have hilarious moments. Woody Allen has written some funny novels.

Without feathers by Woody Allen is hilarious. I will echo Messrs. Seattle Ute and Waters in recommending Catch-22. Along with Don Quixote it is the funniest fiction that I have ever read. So I recommend Quixote as well.

You know now that I think of it, Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn were pretty funny books, too. But you've probably already read those.

Cathc 22 is funny, but I have read it and most of the others here and I ma telling you that Confederacy of Dunces is the funniest of the lot.

Really. Plus the publication of the book is an interesting story.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Confederacy_of_Dunces

http://www.amazon.com/Confederacy-Du.../dp/0802130208

I confess to never having read it. It didn't seem my type. Maybe I'll give it a try. The publication story of course is legendary.

If you are new to reading, I would recommend the Great Brain series by Fitzgerald. They are not LOL funny, but they will make you grin at times.

I concur with this. Hilarious book.

Kennedy O'Toole does a great job in an offbeat sort of way. I liked it.

I'll second this.

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