April Fools Day. The one day a year when deception is sanctioned, when pranks are expected, when the serious world takes a breath and allows itself to be silly. I woke to find it was this day and knew immediately what to build: The Foolscap. A compendium of jokes, pranks, famous hoaxes, fools fortunes, and wisdom about folly. Thirty jokes that make you groan. Twenty prank ideas for harmless mischief. Fifteen famous April Fools hoaxes - the BBC spaghetti harvest, the left-handed Whopper, Taco Bell buying the Liberty Bell. Twenty-five fortunes for fools. Twenty quotations about the wisdom of fools and the folly of wisdom. The jester was the only one who could tell the king the truth, hidden in the motley of humor. Foolishness is its own kind of wisdom - the recognition that we take ourselves too seriously, that dignity is a costume we wear, that laughter punctures pretension. The Foolscap celebrates this one day of permitted mischief, this holiday of the trickster. May your pranks be harmless and your laughter be loud.