The Man Who Would Be King
Addison J. Chapple, Vincent Longobardi
Published 2020
360 pages
The most popular absurdism books of 2020
Absurdist books begin where the search for meaning meets a silent universe. Their answer is neither despair nor false comfort but a kind of defiant laughter. Expect strange situations, deadpan humor and heroes who carry on regardless, in essays, novels and plays. This list shows the ones first published in 2020.
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New Bad News Stories
Ryan Ridge
Published 2020
179 pages
The Ultimate Dinosaur Dance-Off
Andrew J. Stone
Published 2020
176 pages
The Influencer
Alex Grass
Published 2020
126 pages
Sad Janet
Lucie Britsch
Published 2020
276 pages
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Don't F[Bleep]k with the Coloureds
Andre Duza
Published 2020
130 pages
Slippery When Metastasized
Charles Austin Muir
Published 2020
218 pages
Affect
Charlene Elsby
Published 2020
152 pages
What are the Chances? Flash Fictions
Robert Scotellaro
Published 2020
134 pages
Scratching the Head of Chairman Mao
Jonathan Tel
Published 2020
220 pages
Wish You Were Here
Joyce S Isaacson
Published 2020
452 pages
Levels
Karl Fischer
Published 2020
158 pages
Please forgive us, Richard Hauptmann
Wendy Lewis
Published 2020
220 pages
The Dark Secrets of Barth and Williams College
Glen Weissenberger
Published 2020
352 pages
The Debt Collector
Wang Shou
Published 2020
100 pages
A Smile Shy
D.J. Mendel
Published 2020
220 pages
Enter Mr. Citrus Man
Mia Juhl
Published 2020
54 pages
Last Days of Pompeii
Steve Hanson
2020 · 2022 edition
111 pages
Once Upon a Fable
Mariah Robinson
Published 2020
112 pages
The Flaneur
Giuliano Giovanni
Published 2020
139 pages
Bottom Black Beauty
Sharita Britten
Published 2020
182 pages
The Marathon Poet
Åke Hodell
Published 2020
133 pages
The Places We Haunt
Cecilia Kennedy
Published 2020
214 pages
The Affair in Blue Pages
Julian Faustini
Published 2020
346 pages