Stick to Drawing Comics, Monkey Brain!: Cartoonist Ignores Helpful Advice (Audiobook)

from KidQuislet

The title is aptly named. While Mr. Adams tries to make light of his liberal elitist atheist persona, he comes across as preachy, condescending, and quite frankly, unfunny. The only interest in the book to me was some behind-the-scenes info on some of his Dilbert strips. I enjoy Dilbert, but know...

from davidscarter

Dilbert creator Scott Adams' latest book of prose is an example of a recent publishing trend: the blog book, in which a writer keeps a daily-ish blog, the collects the best entries and assembles them into a collection printed on dead trees. As former blog entries, all of the chapters are short, w...

from Phantasma

There were a few chapters in this book that annoyed the living hell out of me. However, most of it was highly enjoyable and pretty darn funny. You just have to be the kind of person that doesn't get offended easily

from dawsong

Having loved all the previous Dilbert books, I didn't hesitate to pick this up. It is at first a disorienting read since this book does not adhere to a business theme, but it is so much fun finding out how brilliant Scott Adams can be in his take on the world from global to doorstep. Adams is a v...