Henry D. Spalding Libri

Spanning 2,500 years, this collection showcases the rich tapestry of Italian wit and humor through a diverse array of anecdotes, short stories, play excerpts, jokes, quips, and proverbs. It features a multitude of characters, from Renaissance jesters to contemporary politicians, offering an engaging overview of Italy's comedic legacy. The hardcover edition, originally published in 1997, is available on-demand, with additional formats like Kindle and Nook also offered.

Celebrating Irish culture, this collection features a rich array of poetry, limericks, anecdotes, jokes, and wisdom that reflect the diverse experiences of the Irish people. It captures the essence of their lives, from laborers on the Erie Canal and railroads to those achieving political success. The volume encompasses themes of love, conflict, humor, and resilience, showcasing the enduring spirit of the Irish through the ages.

Originally published: New York: D. David, 1969.