Chortle
Greg Nix, Eric Filipkowski, Connor Adams, Sarah Gardner, Danielle Koenig, Nina Sharma, Stormie King, Rachel Forman, Jeff Kruse, CT Jackson, Luke Herzog, Josh Granovsky, Jason B, Howard Tseng, Ethan Loewi, Rob PlotkinShort humor for anyone who chuckles, guffaws, snickers, hoots, or otherwise expresses mirth. New posts every weekday!
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Humor writer. I have a toddler and a newsletter (they’re equal in my eyes).
Comedy writer from Los Angeles. I have Marfan Syndrome and my fingers were on the front page of Reddit once.
Connor Adams is a humor writer living in New York City. His work has appeared in Points In Case,The Weekly Humorist and more.
Writer. Cheese enthusiast. Professional embarrassed person.
Danielle Koenig is a comedy writer (The Dish, Dark Air with Terry Carnation, Invader ZIM) and cohost of the comedic podcast How to Survive with Danielle & Kristine.
NINA SHARMA’s debut collection of personal essays THE WAY YOU MAKE ME FEEL: LOVE IN BLACK AND BROWN has just been released on Penguin Press.
A Brooklyn-based artist and writer.
Rachel Forman is a writer & comedian working in standup, film, TV & animation -- but her absolute favorite thing to write is a bio in third person.
I'm a lifelong resident of the L.A. area, and wrote regularly for MAD magazine for over 20 years. I also have sitcom screenwriting credits, but that's for public access. You wouldn't have much interest in that, would you?
A former U.S. government lackey turned humorist and satirical book author. Persona non grata in over 30 countries. Spends his time in Germany when not being detained by various authorities.
Luke Herzog is a Brooklyn-based comedy writer and playwright who has also contributed to Points in Case and Slackjaw. An anagram for his full name is "Longhair Zebu Elk," a fictional bovine. Can YOU guess his middle name?
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Wayfaring writer ~ Literature, sometimes Humor and Photo
Howard Tseng has had stories accepted by Tales to Terrify, Queen’s Quarterly, Seize The Press, The Temz Review, FOLIO Literary Journal, and Another Chicago Magazine. He is an immigrant househusband in Toronto cared for by his wife and teenage son.
Ethan is a writer from Portland, Oregon. He's also a minister, and would be happy to absolve your sins for a small Venmo payment. Or a large one, depending on the sins. You can find him on Instagram at @ethanloewi, and on Venmo at @ethan-loewi.
I'm a New Englander with a small child, 2 MA's, and a cat. My work appears in Points in Case, Slackjaw, Chortle, Jane Austen's Wastebasket, Frazzled, and Little Old Lady Comedy. Follow for humor, reading recs, and occasional food writing.
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