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The Most Actionable Nonfiction Humor Books

  1. "The Power of Humor: How to Use Humor to Communicate and Persuade" by James C. Humes - Originally published in 2002, this book by James C. Humes provides practical advice on how to use humor effectively in communication and persuasion. The book includes tips and strategies for incorporating humor into speeches, presentations, and writing, as well as advice on how to handle humor in sensitive situations.

  2. "Stand-Up Comedy: The Book" by Judy Carter - Originally published in 2002, this book by Judy Carter provides a comprehensive guide to stand-up comedy, including tips on writing, performing, and marketing a comedy act. The book includes practical advice on everything from crafting a comedic persona to handling hecklers, as well as insights into the business of comedy.

  3. "Seductive Interaction Design: Creating Playful, Fun, and Effective User Experiences" by Stephen Anderson - Originally published in 2010, this book by Stephen Anderson explores how to use humor and playfulness in interaction design. The book provides practical advice on how to create engaging and effective user experiences through the use of humor, playfulness, and game mechanics.

  4. "The Humor Code: A Global Search for What Makes Things Funny" by Peter McGraw and Joel Warner - Originally published in 2014, this book by Peter McGraw and Joel Warner investigates the science of humor and what makes things funny. The book includes insights and research on the psychology and evolution of humor, as well as practical advice on how to use humor in communication and advertising.

  5. "Humor That Works: The Missing Skill for Success and Happiness at Work" by Andrew Tarvin - Originally published in 2016, this book by Andrew Tarvin provides practical advice on how to use humor in the workplace to improve communication, productivity, and overall well-being. The book includes tips and strategies for incorporating humor into interactions with colleagues, as well as advice on how to handle humor in sensitive situations.

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