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Explore a whimsical journey through the absurd with a collection of cleverly crafted titles that blend humor and intellect, featuring mock-ups and single-panel illustrations that tickle the funny bone while keeping it PG-17 for all to enjoy. Perfect for the witty reader. Working Titles, Volume 1 invites readers to ponder life's quirks through a humorous lens. Imagine a book titled The Art of Pretending to Listen, where illustrations depict the fine line between engagement and distraction in social settings. Or consider How to Win Friends and Annoy People, a satirical take on the classic self-help genre, complete with mock cover designs that promise laughter and insight. Each concept is paired with vibrant, single-panel images that encapsulate the essence of the humor, from intellectual jests to light-hearted bathroom humor. The collection also features a playful nod to the absurdities of modern life. These mock-ups not only entertain but also provoke thought, making readers reflect on their own experiences with a chuckle. With a blend of satire and clever illustrations, this book is a delightful escape into a realm where humor reigns supreme. Perfect for those who appreciate wit and whimsy, this collection promises to be a conversation starter and a source of joy for readers of all ages.

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Brian Dooley writes books that are technically readable and occasionally profound-usually by accident. By day, he is a recruiter, and by night, a wannabe comedian. He transforms everyday chaos into one-panel satire and parody book covers that elicit laughter, cringe, and self-reflection. His work has gained attention on social media, in inboxes, and in conversations that start with ""You have to see this."" Residing in Castle Rock, Colorado, with his wife and a menagerie of pets, Brian holds a master's degree in Global Religion but ironically doesn't attend church. He also helps otters with their resumes.

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