• Jack Rawlins


    To help myself and others write bawdy comedy and humor, I use the tools, tips and techniques of the pros--and I provide lots of good (and some bad) examples. Hey, it's a learning experience for me too.

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Humor Writers’ SAP Formula & the Magic of Three

Posted on September 30th, 2009 by JJR

The SAP formula and the magic of three can help humor writers (and their readers).

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The Right Mode of Dialogue Can Set The Right Mood for Your Humor

Posted on September 18th, 2009 by JJR

In What Are You Laughing  At, Brad Schreiber,  describes eleven modes of  humorous dialogue: urgency and understatement; mimicry; loudness/softness; tone; speed; dialect; diction; specific  terminology; slang; and vulgarity. Each type or combination offers the humorist opportunities to create dialogue that is funny and/or helps you get to the funny as you move your story forward.  [...]

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