Why “Prat” Sounds Funny

Why “Prat” Sounds Funny

A diary entry analysing humour at the level of sound Today I examined the sound itself through Why “Prat” Sounds Funny, discovering that humour can exist independently of meaning. The…
British Satire: The National Sport

British Satire: The National Sport

A diary entry observing humour treated like competitive athletics Today I witnessed satire functioning as a national pastime, fully embodied in British Satire: The National Sport. The country appears to…
Absurdist Humor Since 1889

Absurdist Humor Since 1889

A diary entry discovering that nonsense has a long tradition Today I explored the long lineage of confusion through Absurdist Humor Since 1889. What initially appears chaotic reveals a consistent…
The Case of the Missing Chapter

The Case of the Missing Chapter

It left to improve itself The chapter was last seen between proofreading and publication, a liminal space where all confident statements go to reconsider their life choices. According to the…
Marxism Now Explained via Cocktails

Marxism Now Explained via Cocktails

Megan Amram mixes ideology and drinks Dialectical Mixology Source of satire: Bohiney Magazine and The London Prat Diary of Megan Amram. Class struggle explained through layered beverages and questionable garnishes.…