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While still an undergraduate at Merton College, Oxford, he published witty essays in the famous Yellow Book.

Although most of his earlier works were humorous fiction, he later published witty treatments of nonfiction topics, including Rescuing the Spectacled Bear: A Peruvian Diary (2002) and The Ode Less Travelled: Unlocking the Poet Within (2005).

Is the newly published Witty Review any different?

In 1817 he published several witty political satires on the Tories in the form of parodies of the Anglican church's prayer book.

In 1999 he published his witty reminiscences of the decade or so he shared with the brilliant but impossible collector and art historian, Douglas Cooper, in Provence (during this time Mr Richardson became friendly with Picasso and hatched the idea of a biography).

The 72-year-old British writer has been publishing witty novels for more than three decades and attracting the kind of critical acclaim earned by stars like Peter Carey and Margaret Atwood.

Teffi wrote in a variety of styles and genres, declaiming her Symbolist poems in Petersburg salons and publishing witty sketches in the popular satirical journal_ Satirikon.

What I do know is, Pure Slush publishes witty, heartfelt stories that give some insight in someone's life.

Later in life, he published a pair of amusing mystery novels, incorporating Stein and Toklas as sleuths, including the witty Murder is Murder is Murder (1985).

He mocked fashionable jargon such as "behind the curve", pointing out that any pilot knew that if he were behind the power curve he was heading for a crash, and published his witty "rules for writing", each an example of the solecism it purported to ban, for example: "Remember to never split an infinitive".

In 2015, the journal Royal Society Open Science published a witty evolutionary history of pop music, based on the Billboard Hot 100 chart from 1960 to 2010, in which the authors treated elements like timbre, chord, and speech as if they were impressions on a fossil, and genre as if it were a living, evolving organism.