KnowraDorothy ParkerLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Dorothy Parker, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 8Compared with 2WitRelated: Parker’s compressed, often caustic lines demonstrate wit in a modern literary voice.Lillian HellmanRelated: Parker was Hellman’s friend and fellow New York literary figure.American humorRelated: Her urbane one-liners offered a counterpoint to rural and regional comic voices.Algonquin Round TableRelated: Her reviews and verse made her the Round Table’s best-known literary voice.Anita LoosCompared with: Parker offers a useful comparison for Loos’s comic intelligence, though their styles and careers differed.James ThurberRelated: Parker shared Thurber’s magazine milieu and helped establish its reputation for urban literary wit.Robert E. SherwoodRelated: Parker’s Algonquin Round Table circle overlapped with Sherwood’s New York literary life.Alexander WoollcottRelated: Parker shared the Round Table with Woollcott and became one of its best-known writers.Nathanael WestRelated: Parker and West shared New York’s literary milieu, though his satire was more grotesque and apocalyptic.Ogden NashCompared with: Parker’s acerbic wit provides a tonal contrast to Nash’s playful, often whimsical humor.