Humorless authors

Are there any? I'm looking for authors that never showed any humor in their writings. Before this thread gets rolling, I want to disqualify a few authors who frequently accused of being dark/depressing/humorless:

>Fyodor Dostoevsky
He had a great sense of humor and frequently put intentionally funny scenes in his work.
>Franz Kafka
His work is full of absurdist humor.
>H. P. Lovecraft
He wrote four tales that are pure comedy. Also, Herbert West–Reanimator, one of his most famous horror tales, is intentionally ridiculous schlock.
>Thomas Ligotti
He's a deeply depressed anti-natalist, but many of his stories have a morbid sense of humor.

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I dont recall who said it, but someone wrote that Spengler was the most humorless man he had ever met.

Any female writer

Dubs and based, nice.

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Soseki
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nice dubs to you too

Checked.

And to you my friend

So close

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Thank you friend I wasn't expecting to swipe them up I must admit, but I am here to break our combo.

>soseki
I Am a Cat is extremely funny and light hearted. Retard.

based

Hobbes, Leviathan

>this man
>humorless
I don't buy it.

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Bullshit, some of the scenes in The Bell Jar had me sputtering

That's Crowley, not Spengler.

Flannery O'Connor had a pretty good sense of humor.

>That's Crowley, not Spengler.
Which one?

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Probably some absolute dweeb like Kant.
>Kawabata
Trying to disprove this and I can't. Ditto this user though.

Alice Munro's story "An Ounce of Cure" was funny.

Ayn Rand

cringe

We have a winner

i found some things funny in leviathan,im sure hobbes chuckled a few time writing it

Conrad? Faulkner?

Joseph Conrad is my favorite author, but overall he's pretty humorless. His novels have plenty of irony that could be considered "funny", but at no point does he ever really go for a laugh.

Baste and chequepilled

BABAM

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>>Fyodor Dostoevsky
>He had a great sense of humor and frequently put intentionally funny scenes in his work.
That scene in The Idiot with the dog being thrown out of the window made me laugh for 5 minutes

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