Andrew Unger
Menu
  • About
  • Books
    • The Best of the Bonnet
    • Once Removed
  • Press
    • Press 2023
    • Press 2022
    • Press 2021
    • Press 2020
  • Events
  • Resources
    • Blog
    • Understanding Satire
      • Understanding satire: What makes people laugh?
      • Understanding satire: What is satire?
      • Understanding satire: What is “fake news”?
      • Understanding satire: How to detect satire
      • Understanding satire: Examples of satire
      • Understanding satire: Cognitive biases and satire
      • Writing satire: Tone in satire
      • Writing satire: Types of exaggeration
      • Writing satire: Are you punching up or punching down?
  • The Unger Review
  • Contact
Menu

The Best of the Bonnet

It’s finally here! I’m excited to announce that my new book, a collection of Daily Bonnet articles called The Best of the Bonnet (Turnstone Press) is now available! Ask for it at your local independent bookseller.

It’s fantastic … It’s hilarious. The Daily Bonnet is so funny! – Miriam Toews, Fight Night

Since its debut, the internet’s most trusted source for Mennonite satire has drawn the attention of everyone from the Canadian Prairies to the high-rises of New York, keeping readers laughing with hundreds of hysterical headlines and tongue-in-cheek editorials where (almost) no topic is off-limits. The Best of the Bonnet brings together some of the funniest, most loved posts from The Daily Bonnet, a website that Miriam Toews calls “fantastic” and “hilarious.” This collection also includes new and updated articles, scholarly commentary, a glossary of Low German words, and an afterword by author Andrew Unger commenting on the nature of satire and the importance of community.

The Best of the Bonnet is an absolute must-have for fans of The Daily Bonnet or anyone in love with the absurdity of day-to-day life.

Social Media

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
© 2023 Andrew Unger