Features works that aim to entertain, amuse, or provide social critique through the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule. These works often offer commentary on society, politics, human behavior, or cultural norms, using wit as a weapon to dissect or expose the absurdities of life. Novels, short stories, plays, and essays can all fall under this umbrella, and the tone can range from light and whimsical to dark and biting. Authors known for their contributions to this subcategory include Mark Twain, Jonathan Swift, and more contemporary writers like David Sedaris or Tina Fey.