Stephen Leacock

Stephen Leacock (ur. 1869, zm. 1944) – kanadyjski pisarz i ekonomista.

Utwory

• Elements of Political Science (1906)
• Baldwin, Lafontaine, Hincks: Responsible Government (1907)
• Practical Political Economy (1910)
• Literary Lapses (1910)
• Nonsense Novels (1911)
• Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town (1912)
• Behind the Beyond (1913)
• Adventurers of the Far North (1914)
• The Dawn of Canadian History (1914)
• The Mariner of St. Malo (1914)
• Arcadian Adventures with the Idle Rich (1914)
• Moonbeams from the Larger Lunacy (1915)
• Essays and Literary Sudies (1916)
• Further Foolishness (1916)
• Frenzied Fiction (1918)
• The Hohenzollerns in America (1919)
• Winsome Winnie (1920)
• The Unsolved Riddle of Social Injustice (1920)
• My Discovery of England (1922)
• College Days (1923)
• Over the Footlights (1923)
• The Garden of Folly (1924)
• Mackenzie, Baldwin, Lafontaine, Hincks (1926)
• Winnowed Wisdom (1926)
• Short Circuits (1928)
• The Iron Man and the Tin Woman (1929)
• Economic Prosperity in the British Empire (1930)
• The Economic Prosperity of the British Empire (1931)
• The Dry Pickwick (1932)
• Afternoons in Utopia (1932)
• Mark Twain (1932)
• Charles Dickens: His Life and Work (1933)
• Humour: Its Theory and Technique, with Examples and Samples (1935)
• Hellements of Hickonomics in Hiccoughs of Verse Done in Our Social Planning Mill (1936)
• Funny Pieces (1936)
• The Greatest Pages of American Humor (1936)
• Here Are My Lectures (1937)
• Humour and Humanity (1937)
• My Discovery of the West (1937)
• Model Memoirs (1938)
• Too Much College (1939)
• The British Empire (1940)
• Canada: The Foundations of Its Future (1941)
• My Remarkeable Uncle (1942)
• Our Heritage of Liberty (1942)
• Montreal: Seaport and City (1942)
• Happy Stories (1943)
• How to Write (1943)
• Canada and the Sea (1944)
• While There Is Time (1945)
• Last Leaves (1945)
• The Boy I Left Behind Me (1946)
• Wet Wit and Dry Humor
• Laugh with Leacock
• Back to Prosperity
• The Greatest Pages of Charles Dickens
• Essays and Literary Studies