THE SWISS FAMILY PERELMAN is the hilarious and unforgettable account of the master humorist Perelman's trip around the world with his wife, son, daughter, and a cello. This collection of stories, originally published in Holiday in the late 1940s, is jam-packed with Perelman's signature wit and extraordinary prose style.

The Last Laugh is, as its title suggests, the very last of S. J. Perelman's twenty books. It contains seventeen pieces never before collected, in addition to the opening chapters of the author's uncompleted autobiography, The Hindsight Saga. The Last Laugh shows the master humorist at his very best, displaying his incomparable gift for ridicule, dazzling verbal effects, polished style, and keen observation. (6 X 9, 192 pages)

Culled from the pages of The New Yorker, Holiday, TV Guide, and Venture, the thirty-two stories that comprise Baby, It's Cold Inside span all of Perelman's work from the 1960's, and is his only collection from the latter half of that tumultuous decade. The master humorist's writing always lands, with inimitable precision, on an exposed nerve, and these stories are no exception. Perelman's unique wit and extraordinary writing style make Baby, It's Cold Inside a worthy addition to any library. (6 X 9, 256 pages)