How do you flirt in Turkish? How do you dump someone in Japanese? What are the names of all the animals ever sent into space? These are just some of the fun and insightful oddities that made Gideon Haigh’s The Uncyclopedia a hit overseas. The first ever encyclopedia for the curious, The Uncyclopedia is a compendium of illuminating knowledge and a delight for all inquisitive readers. As proved by Schott’s Original Miscellany and the enormous rise in popularity of quiz and trivia nights, arcane knowledge and non-essential facts have never been so popular.

At last in one convenient volume, everything for knowledge-hungry readers:

—Lists of Norse gods

—Suicide notes of the famous

—All anyone needs to know about

—How to toast in 10 languages?

—A list of all the men to walk on the moon

—Twenty Latin mottoes

—Fortune-telling techniques

Neither trivial nor essential, yet always engaging and illuminating, The Uncyclopedia is the reference book referred to purely for the purposes of amusement—and readers just can’t put it down! How do you flirt in Turkish? How do you dump someone in Japanese? What are the names of all the animals ever sent into space? These are just some of the fun and insightful oddities that made Gideon Haigh’s The Uncyclopedia a hit overseas. The first ever encyclopedia for the curious, The Uncyclopedia is a compendium of illuminating knowledge and a delight for all inquisitive readers. As proved by Schott’s Original Miscellany and the enormous rise in popularity of quiz and trivia nights, arcane knowledge and non-essential facts have never been so popular.

At last in one convenient volume, everything for knowledge-hungry readers:

—Lists of Norse gods

—Suicide notes of the famous

—All anyone needs to know about

—How to toast in 10 languages?

—A list of all the men to walk on the moon

—Twenty Latin mottoes

—Fortune-telling techniques

Neither trivial nor essential, yet always engaging and illuminating, The Uncyclopedia is the reference book referred to purely for the purposes of amusement—and readers just can’t put it down! How do you flirt in Turkish? How do you dump someone in Japanese? What are the names of all the animals ever sent into space? These are just some of the fun and insightful oddities that made Gideon Haigh’s The Uncyclopedia a hit overseas. The first ever encyclopedia for the curious, The Uncyclopedia is a compendium of illuminating knowledge and a delight for all inquisitive readers. As proved by Schott’s Original Miscellany and the enormous rise in popularity of quiz and trivia nights, arcane knowledge and non-essential facts have never been so popular.

At last in one convenient volume, everything for knowledge-hungry readers:

—Lists of Norse gods

—Suicide notes of the famous

—All anyone needs to know about

—How to toast in 10 languages?

—A list of all the men to walk on the moon

—Twenty Latin mottoes

—Fortune-telling techniques

Neither trivial nor essential, yet always engaging and illuminating, The Uncyclopedia is the reference book referred to purely for the purposes of amusement—and readers just can’t put it down!