Description

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The ancient precepts of battle and business, condensed and considered with cartoon accompaniment.

For two and a half millennia, generals and CEOs alike have followed the lessons of Sun Tzu. But for the time-poor modern warlord on the go, humorist Joe Queenan has condensed these precepts into their vital essence. The sprightly illustrations of Keith Bendis help to focus the student's attention on this entirely serious, in no way sardonic, take on the 2,500-year-old text.

About the Author

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Keith Bendis is a cartoonist with decades of credits in the likes of Time, Newsweek, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and Sports Illustrated. He illustrated William Safire’s “On Language” column in the New York Times Magazine for 8 years and his own feature, “New York Sketchbook” appeared in the Sunday Daily News. He has also illustrated books for both children and adults since 1974, and works regularly as a graphic recorder.

Joe Queenan is a humorist, essayist, cultural commentator and broadcaster, for the Wall Street Journal, the Guardian, Spy magazine, Movieline, HBO, the BBC, Channel 4 and many more. He has published over a dozen collections and original books since 1992, including Imperial Caddy, If You're Talking To Me Your Career Must Be In Trouble, and Closing Time.