A celebrated journalist in his lifetime, Ambrose Bierce's began
circulating his own sardonic, mischievous definitions of words in
his various columns for San Francisco newspapers. Over several
years these were then compiled and expanded into entries for a mock
dictionary originally published as The Cynic's Word Book. One of
the most popular satirical works of American literature, The
Devil's Dictionary - here published in its most complete 1911
version - brilliantly lays bare the hypocrisies of American society
and displays a razor-sharp wit to rival that of Bierce's
contemporary Mark Twain.
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