The funniest book you've ever read which wasn't meant to be funny? (1 Viewer)

[sly_skittle]

Does anyone have any favourites that come under this catagory?
-you know like the movies that end up in the comedy section at a video store but they were meant to be a drama or horror?
share your thoughts.

 

[Rinni]

You mean like Sliding Doors?? How is that a comedy?? Sorry we're talking about books right ... ummm... I tend to laugh in heaps of books when it's just not funny

 

[RabbitRabbit]

Anne Rice - The vampire armand
haha couldn't help myself sniggering at the oh-so-gay slashy scenes

 

[Roadahead]

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

 

[Serius]

thats an awesome poem. Frankenstein? i am not sure but i just found it pretty campy and some of the 'horror' parts were really funny because of the cliche[yes i know frankenstein was written before all the zombie/monster B grade movies but i saw the movies before i read this book so bite me] but an awesome book anyway.

 

[Flaming Ninja]

The Da Vinc- *is shot*

 

[Ennaybur]

hahah

me: the bible - funniest book i have EVER read in my life

 

[numanuma!!1!]

the Auzzie Bible - by i dont know who

meant to be serious, but tries to explain the bible in auzzie slang (eg, reffering to mary as a pretty good sheila)

 

[findaway]

the Auzzie Bible - by i dont know who

meant to be serious, but tries to explain the bible in auzzie slang (eg, reffering to mary as a pretty good sheila)

Aww, I'm gonna go get myself a copy now!

TBH, I don't pay that much attention... If a book is funny to me, I'll think it was meant to be funny. Movies, on the other hand...

 

[petraawad]

its a bit off topic, but was dracula supposed to be erotic ? *blushes*

 

[ellen.louise]

Maestro by Peter goldsworthy.
If you don't laugh at it you end up a permanently damaged person...