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There Once Was a Limerick Anthology by Michael Croland brings together a wide-ranging selection of limericks from across eras and voices. Published as part of the Dover Thrift Editions series, this paperback edition presents the collection across 96 pages.
This anthology gathers more than 350 limericks, celebrating the distinctive five-line form known for its rhyming structure and buoyant rhythm. It spans familiar varieties, including geographical and bawdy examples, alongside tongue twisters and pieces that play with creative misspellings.
Selections feature recognised limerick writers Morris Bishop, Edward Lear and Carolyn Wells, as well as contributions by figures including Lewis Carroll, Robert Frost, James Joyce, Mark Twain and Woodrow Wilson. With verse ranging from the Elizabethan era through the golden age to contemporary work, it offers a compact collection for readers drawn to humorous poetry.
Rackhams Reference : GC5X2V241T
Genre
Anthology, Poetry
Author
Croland Michael
Age Range
Type
bc paperback
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