In To Laugh For, a razor-sharp dystopian comedy for adults and teens, Jerry Stinson unwittingly shatters a humorless world. Set in a reality reminiscent of the late 1970s, where laughter has never existed, Jerry's life unravels after losing his job. In a moment of mental collapse, he tells the first joke ever, accidentally killing a man with uncontrollable laughter. The novel's quick-witted narration and dry, deadpan dialogue create a humorous tone that contrasts the bleak setting, pulling readers into a society teetering on the edge of a comedic revolution.
 
As Jerry's jokes spread, they ignite chaos, drawing the ire of the CPA, a shadowy organization determined to stop him for the "safety" of citizens. The CPA's relentless pursuit turns Jerry into an unlikely rebel, forcing him to navigate a world unprepared for humor's disruptive power. Each quip becomes a weapon, challenging the status quo and exposing the absurdity of a life without laughter.
 
To Laugh For is a bold, hilarious exploration of humor's essential role in human connection and resilience. Through absurd situations and poignant moments, the story underscores how laughter can unite. This novel blends fast-paced wit with thought-provoking commentary, offering a fresh take on dystopian fiction that will leave readers chuckling and reflecting on what makes us truly alive.