A short instructional YouTube segment by Julie Broad advising nonfiction writers on how to use humor naturally in their books. The clip emphasizes authenticity, avoiding forced jokes, and letting humor arise from the writer’s unique voice and observations to engage readers.
Finally, number five don't force it. It's important to remember that humor is a bit of a delicate thing, and not everyone finds the same things funny. In nonfiction, you don't have to force the funny. Just trying to observe the world and throwing in a few laughs into your book will help engage your readers and reward them for their reading. But forcing humor into your reading doesn't feel natural. You know, I wanted to tell you a bad joke about pizza, but it was too cheesy. It comes across forced and awkward. Instead, just focus on your own unique voice and using humor in a way that feels authentic to you.
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