American Nonsensical: A Farce, Both Tragic and True
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American Nonsensical: A Farce, Both Tragic and True

by Edward D. Webster

Fiction satire
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Edward D. Webster’s American Nonsensical: A Farce, Both Tragic and True announces an unusual blend of comedy and tragedy. Framed as both nonsensical and true, the book offers a provocative literary experience for readers drawn to satire, humor, and unconventional approaches to American-themed storytelling.

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American Nonsensical: A Farce, Both Tragic and True is a work by Edward D. Webster.

Its title presents the book as a farce, combining comic absurdity with a tragic dimension.

The subtitle suggests a relationship between invented or exaggerated storytelling and the idea of truth.

With its distinctly American framing, the book invites readers interested in literary satire, humor, and unconventional presentation.

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