SILLY HUMOR FOR SMART PEOPLE
It is the author's stupid opinion that stupidity is very undervalued nowadays. To vindicate this quality, he has written the ten books gathered in these two compilations: SILLY HUMOR FOR SMART PEOPLE SILLY HUMOR FOR SMART PEOPLE (Ghostless Edition) SILLY HUMOR FOR SMART PEOPLE Five books: The protagonist of the first is the Victorian ghost in all its variety: visible ghosts, invisible ghosts, dancing ghosts, crazy ghosts, singing ghosts, giggling ghosts, ghostly ghosts... The second addresses the mysteries of the paranormal, mainly by the hand of the Society for Psychical Research in its infancy at the end of the 19th century (inevitably, also here you'll find some ghosts). The third plunges us into the Romantic era: writers of the stature of Lord Byron, Goethe, Bettina Brentano, Hölderlin, Novalis, et cetera, face all kinds of weird phenomena such as ghosts (yes, I'm afraid that there are ghosts around again), palmistry, aliens, love... and philosopher A...