comedic literature

Comedic literature refers to written works that use humor as a primary element to entertain and engage readers. This genre encompasses various forms, including novels, short stories, plays, and essays, often characterized by witty dialogue, absurd situations, and satirical commentary on society or human behavior. The goal is to provoke laughter, offer insight, or critique through exaggeration, irony, and playful language. Prominent examples include works by authors like Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, and contemporary writers like David Sedaris. Overall, comedic literature reflects the complexities of life while providing a lighthearted perspective.