- A
humorist is an
intellectual who uses humor, or wit, in
writing or
public speaking, but is not an
artist who s****s only to
elicit laughter. Humorists...
- Alan
Coren (27 June 1938 – 18
October 2007) was an
English humourist,
writer and
satirist who was a
regular panellist on the BBC
radio quiz The News Quiz...
- This
article about a
British comedian or
humourist is a stub. You can help
Wikipedia by
expanding it....
-
Arthur Raymond Black (30
August 1943 – 21
February 2018) was a
Canadian humourist and
radio personality best
known as the
longtime host, from 1983 to 2002...
- John
Dowie (born 3
August 1950 in Birmingham) is a
British comedian,
musician and writer,
often viewed as a
pioneer of
alternative comedy. He
began performing...
-
British humourist,
published in
Germany (born 1987)...
-
Daniel Frederick Wallace (born 16
November 1976) is a
Scottish filmmaker, comedian, writer, actor, and
presenter of
radio and television. His
notable works...
- novelist, children's
literature Stagger Lee
Thomas McCulloch 1776 1843
humourist The
Stepsure Letters Colin McDougall 1917 1984
novelist Execution Franklin...
-
political scientist, writer, and
humourist.
Between the
years 1915 and 1925, he was the best-known English-speaking
humourist in the world. He is
known for...
- name
Carlo Collodi (Italian: [ˈkarlo kolˈlɔːdi]), was an
Italian author,
humourist, and journalist,
widely known for his
fairy tale
novel The Adventures...