"The people compose, and we only arrange," said Glinka. A collection of arranged and annotated jokes, written by well-read and educated people, who, in the compiler's opinion, are the true people.

The book "Intellectual Jokes" was published in paperback three years ago, and since then many have requested an electronic version. Now it's finally here.

The only difference from the printed version is due to the evolving situation. The joke is a living genre, always responding to current events, which is why the political joke section features dark jokes on the topic of the current war. There aren't many of them, but they do appear. (And if you send us new ones, we'll add them—thankfully, it's electronic.) What everyone moans and cries about inspires anonymous joke writers to engage in laughter therapy. And this is certainly a healthy response.