Publishers Weekly

THE PAPER DOORWAY: Funny Verse and Nothing Worse

Bestselling novelist Koontz rejoins his collaborator on Santa's Twin for this uneven roundup of poems whose humor sometimes misses the mark. All poems are narrated in the first-person; Parks portrays ...
The New York Times

HUMOROUS AND HOMELY VERSE; Wallace Irwin's Ballads of Chinatown, T.A. Daly's Dialect Poetry, and a New Lot of Enigmas from Carolyn Wells.*

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Buffalo News

DEPRESSED ABOUT A SHRINKING PURSE? FIND SOLACE IN SOME HUMOROUS VERSE

Call me crazy, but I'm of the belief that business doesn't have to be boring. I shouldn't be telling you this, but my bathroom reading materials are personal finance magazines. I keep BusinessWeek, ...
The Harvard Crimson

McCord Gives Humorous Verse Program at Kirkland Tonight

David T. W. McCord '21, Honorary Curator of the Farnsworth and Poetry Room of the Harvard College Library, will present an evening of "Humorous and Light Verse" tonight in the Kirkland House Junior ...
Publishers Weekly

THE PAPER DOORWAY: Funny Verse and Nothing Worse

"The bestselling novelist pens a roundup of poems, all in the first-person, whose humor sometimes misses the mark," according to PW. "Among the most clever entries is the title poem, in which the boy ...