>>24995260
Confederacy of Dunces for sure

>>24995260
The Good Soldier Svejk

Catch 22

A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again

>>24995260
>What are some funny/witty/satirical books that are worth reading?

I laughed a lot reading Don Quixote.

"At night all cats are gray."

Although it's a tragedy, as early as 1750 there were official records of people laughing while reading it.

Out of sight, out of mind

“Look, your grace,” replied Sancho, “those things you see there aren’t giants, but windmills, and what look like arms are the sails, which, turned by the wind, make the millstone go.”


"Easier said than done." (Action differs from words.)

etc

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Tlp is pretty funny

>>24995260
PG Wodehouse was the greatest comedic writer ever. I'd recommend reading any of his Jeeves and Wooster books you can get your hands on.

>>24998153
Is this from Sadly, Porn? I assume TLP is The Last Psychiatrist.

Don Quixote

>>24997629
>>24998280
If you have the patience and focus for them (big "if", these days), lots of early novels like Don Quixote are funny. I'm specifically thinking Tristram Shandy and Tom Jones.

Kingsley Amis' work is usually very funny.