Modern Humorist
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Modern Humorist is a humor webzine started in 2000, founded by John Aboud and Michael Colton (who later became panelists on VH1's Best Week Ever). A competitor of the more popular Onion, Modern Humorist stopped publishing new material in 2003. The site's archives remain online and free to the public.
It was nominated for a Webby award in the Humor category in 2001 and in 2004, losing to The Onion both times.
An interview with the founders is available at Gelf Magazine.
[edit] Books
There were three books produced by Modern Humorist:
- (2001) My First Presidentiary ISBN 0-609-80818-4
- (2001) Rough Draft: Pop Culture the Way It Almost Was ISBN 0-609-80817-6
- (2002) One Nation, Extra Cheese ISBN 0-609-80979-2
In addition, Francis Heaney's "Holy Tango of Poetry", which was first published at Modern Humorist ([1]) was adapted into its own volume, Holy Tango of Literature, in November 2004 (ISBN 1-57860-159-2).
[edit] Contributors
- John Aboud
- Andy Borowitz
- Patrick Broderick
- Tim Carvell
- Daniel Chun
- Michael Colton
- Laura Gilbert
- Daniel J. Goor
- Charlie Grandy
- Fred Graver
- Josh Greenman
- Kevin Guilfoile
- Francis Heaney
- Krister M. Johnson
- Martha Keavney
- Lauren Kirchner
- David King
- Gersh Kuntzman
- Michael F. Martone
- Seth Mnookin
- Nick Nadel
- Jay Pinkerton
- Daniel Radosh
- Alexandra Ringe
- Eben Russell
- Beth Sherman
- Jeremy Simon
- Geoffrey Stevens
- Michael Sloan
- Nicholas A. Stoller
- Rahm Tamir
- Thomas Talbot
- Dirk Voetberg
- John Warner (writer/editor)
- Noam Weinstein
- Steve Zimet
[edit] External links
- Modern Humorist
- TheDirk.Com, website of material written by Modern Humorist contributor Dirk Voetberg
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