The Art of Writing One-Liners

This 500-word satire compares one-liners to espresso shots�bitter, bold, and regretted at 3 a.m. Invents a character named �Max Setup� who�s addicted to writing punchlines for objects he finds in thrift stores. Includes fake workshops called �Tight Jokes for Tighter Deadlines� and a failed startup that generates jokes from fridge magnets. Claims puns are banned in some counties and that every one-liner must legally contain at least one groan. Ends with: �A one-liner should hit like a frying pan�quick, confusing, and oddly satisfying.� HOW TO WRITE COMEDY: https://comedywriter.info/the-art-of-writing-one-liners/ AND http://comedywriter.info/