How To Add Humor To Your Novel: Learn To Write Funny Scenes

"If you want to learn how to write humor, get this book!" - NY Times Bestselling Author Darynda Jones

THE COMPLETE

HUMOR GUIDE

FOR NOVELISTS

Learning how to add humor to your stories isn't a bumfuzzle science.

After all, humor is a result of imagination, and we fiction authors are imaginative.

Of course, mastering the skill of witty will require you to ever-so-slightly DEVELOP a sense of humor. You can't stay unfunny and still write funny. That's not how this works.

Once you've learned the nine things that cause laughter, and the dozen comedic tools best suited to create that kind of humor in your story, you'll then learn how to translate your new knowledge onto the pages of your books.

Plus, on those days your funny bone needs a little extra kick in the derrière, you'll have oodles of examples of how I used the laugh-inducing tips and tricks in my own award-winning contemporary and paranormal romantic comedies.

Warning: This book may cause you to forever see the world through a haze of hilarity.

Lisa Wells writes romantic comedy with enough steam to fog your eyeglasses, your brain, and sometimes your Kindle screen. On the other hand, her eighty-year-old mother-in-law has read Lisa's steamiest book and lived to offer her commentary. Which went something like this: You used words I've never heard of...She lives in Missouri with her husband and slightly-chunky rescue dog. Lisa loves dark chocolate, red wine, and those rare mornings when her skinny jeans fit. Which isn't often, considering the first two entries on her love-it list. Luckily, mom jeans are back in style.