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• Title : About Dogs
• Author : George Booth
• Rating : 4.62 (409 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-2-18
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 128 Pages
• Asin : 0810983613
• Language : English

His previous books include The Essential George Booth, Omnibooth, and Think Good Thoughts About a Pussycat. George Booth is an award-winning illustrator whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the New York Times, and several children’s books. In 1993 Booth was recognized with a Gag Cartoon Award for his work in the New

His previous books include The Essential George Booth, Omnibooth, and Think Good Thoughts About a Pussycat. George Booth is an award-winning illustrator whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the New York Times, and several children’s books. In 1993 Booth was recognized with a Gag Cartoon Award for his work in the New Yorker by the National Cartoonist Society. He is also the bestselling author of Fatherhood.. He lives in Stony Brook, NY.  Bill Cosby is an American comedian, actor, author, producer, and activist

This 40th-anniversary collection highlights George Booth’s best and funniest dog cartoonswith a special introduction by Bill Cosby.. And somewhere, in the foreground or off to the side, a dog twitches involuntarily. Cartoonist George Booth has spent four decades at the New Yorker constructing a universe so distinct, it would be immediately identifiable even without his signature on the bottom of the panel. In Booth’s world a bare lightbulb dangles precariously a frayed carpet barely covers the living room floor flies buzz a couple speaks matter-of-factly a man looks up from behind his newspaper. In Booth’s cartoons dogs act as a Greek chorus, serving as a proxy for the reader by pointing out the mundane absurdity of life that is obviously lost on their owners

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And they’re always funny, often enough so to turn a chuckle into a chortle, maybe even a guffaw, or, better yet, a bark. Only occasionally, as in the formal but irregular series one might call the Sleeper and His Dog, does a Booth pooch go human by, say, turning a key in a lock. Usually, they just sit, lie, bark, scratch, and react to what a cartoon’s unkempt, lunatic humans do and say. Their memorability has a lot to do with their utter doggyness. . But, graced with an ineffably radiant tinge of the seediness that suffuses every Booth cartoon, they somehow subtly occupy a—if not the—spot on which the gazing eye must eventually rest. From Booklist They look like pointy-eared dwarf alligators on short, claw-footed stilts, and they’re seldom the point or the executor of the gag, but for cartoon lovers, Booth’s dogs are as definitive of their cartoon species as B. Kliban’s ebullient, meatloafish cats are of theirs (there are c