Book cover for Working Titles, Volume 1: Non-Fiction books that should NEVER be printed by Brian Dooley

Working Titles, Volume 1

Non-Fiction books that should NEVER be printed

2025 Released
242 Pages
4-6 Hours
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Palmetto PublishingISBN 9798318812675

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.

Brian Dooley

Brian Dooley is a longtime human rights activist specializing in supporting Human Rights Defenders working amid revolutions, armed conflict, and severe repression. He is an Honorary Professor of Practice at Queen's University Belfast, a Visiting Scholar at University College London, and a Senior Advisor at Human Rights First. From 2020 to 2023, Dooley served as Senior Advisor to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders. In 2025, he received the University of Oslo Human Rights Award. He is the author of several books on civil rights and the Northern Ireland conflict.

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