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"Joke construction" as a book category focuses on the craft and theory of creating humor—how jokes are conceived, structured, tested and performed. Titles in this genre range from practical how‑to guides and writing exercises to analytical studies of comedic mechanisms (setup and punchline, misdirection, timing, rule of three, callbacks, pacing, and persona) and annotated collections that dissect why particular jokes work. Books may address both written and spoken comedy, offering editing techniques, workshop prompts, performance and timing advice, plus ethical and cultural considerations for joke targets and context. Aimed at stand‑up comedians, comedy writers, improv performers, and anyone interested in improving comedic writing, the category combines practical templates, real-world examples, and theory to teach readers how to build, refine and deliver humor effectively.

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