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Who wrote The Real Dope?

"The Real Dope" was written by Ring Lardner and published in 1919. Pioneering American sports columnist and short story writer known for his satirical wit.

The Real Dope

1919

Ring Lardner

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The Real Dope

Ring Lardner

1919

The Real Dope, written by Ring Lardner and first published in 1919, is a collection of humorous letters from a soldier named Jack Keefe to his friend Al during World War I. The letters provide a unique perspective on the war, blending humor and camaraderie as Jack shares his experiences traveling to France, his feelings of homesickness, and his observations of military life. This work captures the absurdities of war while highlighting themes of friendship and duty, making it a notable piece of both historical and comedic literature.