Something Went Cold
Glenn Reschke
Published 2021
160 pages
The most popular absurdism books of 2021
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 2021.
Results
Students of Myself
Rhys Hughes
Published 2021
114 pages
Crimson King
J.B. Rockwell
Published 2021
76 pages
As Far As Souls Go
L. R. Bakker
Published 2021
382 pages
Los Monólogos de Ludovico
William Castaño-Bedoya
Published 2021
Mother Maggot
Simon McHardy
2021 · 2024 edition
114 pages
The Zombie Apocalypse Militia
Taylor Ellwood
Published 2021
150 pages
Oh, This House of Hatters
J. W. Durrah
Published 2021
172 pages
The Phoenix
Morgan Delaney
2021 · 2024 edition
96 pages
The Old Dog and Duck Chronicles
Michael Haley
Published 2021
88 pages
The Talking Jewels
Denis Diderot, Mint Editions
Published 2021
220 pages
Orthodox Britain
Audrius Razma
Published 2021
76 pages
Joyrides for Shut-Ins Stories
MEP
Published 2021
98 pages
The Drunk'unn Boat
Darby Guise
Published 2021
290 pages
The Seagull, Unnatural Selection
Athelstan Aziz
Published 2021
220 pages
The Arbonox Syndrome
Michael Spitzkoff
Published 2021
294 pages
FABRIC OVER THE MOON 28 Short Stories from Unlikely Heroes
Ferran Plana
Published 2021
158 pages
My Family
Ruth Vanita
Published 2021
168 pages
The Run Fantastic
Luke Kondor
Published 2021
150 pages
The Last Thursday Ritual in Little Piddlington
Maggie Shaw
Published 2021
146 pages
Small Portions Cafe' A Tempting Assortment of Stories
Douglas Fergus
Published 2021
186 pages
Butch & Louie's Book of Stress Relieving Humor
Butch & Louie
Published 2021
125 pages
The Rise Of Manifesto The Great
Kerrie Noor, Sarah Kolb-Williams
Published 2021
214 pages
True Fiction (Volume One)
Avtar Simrit
Published 2021
330 pages