The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida
Shehan Karunatilaka
2020 · 2022 edition
388 pages
The most popular satire books
Satire makes you laugh at things that deserve it. Politicians, institutions, fashions and human vanity are exaggerated until their absurdity shows. Some of these books are gentle and some are savage, and the sharpest are funny and uncomfortable at once. These are comic novels with a point to make.
Results
Snuff
Terry Pratchett
2005 · 2024 edition
416 pages
The Last Continent
Terry Pratchett
1998 · 2022 edition
416 pages
The Stepford Wives
Ira Levin
1972 · 2024 edition
194 pages
Interesting Times
Terry Pratchett
1994 · 2022 edition
432 pages
Damned
Chuck Palahniuk
Published 2011
256 pages
Fool
Christopher Moore
1987 · 2010 edition
384 pages
Cold Comfort Farm
Stella Gibbons
1972 · 2019 edition
192 pages
Beauty Queens
Libba Bray
2009 · 2011 edition
396 pages
Submission
Michel Houellebecq
2015 · 2016 edition
256 pages
Forever After All
Catharina Maura
2021 · 2022 edition
354 pages
One More Thing
B. J. Novak
Published 2014
288 pages
Lovecraft Country
Matt Ruff
2016 · 2024 edition
400 pages
Lies That Chelsea Handler Told Me
Chelsea Handler
Published 2011
292 pages
A Modest Proposal
Jonathan Swift
1976 · 2021 edition
34 pages
A Line to Kill
Anthony Horowitz
2021 · 2022 edition
384 pages
Scott Pilgrim's Finest Hour
Bryan Lee O'Malley
Published 2010
256 pages
A Children's Bible
Lydia Millet
1995 · 2020 edition
224 pages
Green Dot
Madeleine Gray
2023 · 2025 edition
320 pages
Then We Came to the End
Joshua Ferris
2006 · 2013 edition
387 pages
Bad Monkey
Carl Hiaasen
2013 · 2024 edition
400 pages
You Are Not So Smart Why Your Memory Is Mostly Fiction, Why You Have Too Many Friends on Facebook and 46 Other Ways You're Deluding Yourself
David McRaney
2011 · 2021 edition
320 pages
Slapstick
Kurt Vonnegut
1976 · 1992 edition
256 pages
What Happens In London
Julia Quinn
2009 · 2021 edition
336 pages