Stand-up beginners
Build a premise bank, draft a first five minutes, record it, test it, and rewrite from data.
Comedipedia workbook
The Funny Engine
A 30-Day System for Writing, Dissecting, and Improving Jokes for Stand-Up, Shorts, and Everyday Humor
30 days
from raw premise to tested material
Original examples
with rewrites and craft notes
12 chapters
plus worksheets and resource path
What the book does
A practical system for writing jokes on purpose.
Premises that have emotional charge
Setups that create one clean expectation
Punchlines with clear trigger words
Humor mechanisms you can deliberately choose
Rewrite loops for jokes that almost work
Audience fit, taste, risk, and testing
Short-form creators
Turn one premise into hooks, captions, visual turns, and repeatable clip batches.
Writers and speakers
Use joke mechanics to add surprise, clarity, and relief to lessons, newsletters, and presentations.
Inside the package
Built to feed the Comedipedia practice loop.
The book stands alone, then sends readers to the tools when they are ready to study structures, rewrite, and compare feedback on their drafts.
A practical workbook from observation to performance
Original examples with concrete craft notes
Joke dissections that explain the setup and turn
Before-and-after rewrites you can compare
Exercises and worksheets for your own material
30-day sprint from premise bank to tested set
Companion workflow
Write in the book. Test in the tools.
Analyze a joke
Explore possible setup and ending boundaries with local rule-based hints.
Choose a structure
Study seven joke structures, then use one to develop your own premise.
Improve a draft
Try revision prompts locally; archive search and public sharing are optional.
Check writing indicators
See what simple length and keyword rules notice. Scores do not measure humor or audience response.
Reader updates
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