Stephen Leacock
30 December 1869 – 28 March 1944
A Canadian teacher, political scientist, writer, and humorist. Between the years 1915 and 1925, he was the best-known English-speaking humorist in the world (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Leacock>Wikipedia</a>).
Books
- Canada, the foundations of its future
- Great humorous stories
- Behind the beyond
- Winsome Winnie
- Lahontan's voyages
- My discovery of England
- My memories and miseries as a schoolmaster
- Timothy's homecoming
- My financial career and how to make a million dollars
- My discovery of England
- The truth about prohibition from the view-point of an eminent professor
- Feast of Stephen
- תחי אמא!
- While There Is Time
- Two elegies
- Frenzied fiction
- The mariner of St. Malo
- Last leaves
- Moonbeams from the larger lunacy
- The Hohenzollerns in America
- Literary lapses
- Nonsense novels
- Sunshine sketches of a little town
- Vintage Leacock
- The case against prohibition
- Nonsense novels
- Essays and literary studies
- Arcadian adventures with the idle rich
- Man against woman
- The need for dormitories at McGill
- College days
- Afternoons in Utopia
- The dawn of Canadian history
- The iron man and the tin woman
- My remarkable uncle and other sketches
- Elements of political science
- The man in asbestos
- Frenzied fiction
- Other people's money
- Charles Dickens, his life and work
- Librivox Short Story Collection 086
Author data: Open Library