books about: asshole

books about: asshole

books:

Asshole

The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't

Robert I. Sutton

Business Plus, 2007

Die Keinearschlochregel
A**holes create a toxic work environment, destroying productivity. Sutton introduces the Total Cost of A**holes (TCA) metric. In the case of a salesman named Ethan, the cost was estimated at $160,000, including time spent by Ethan's manager, HR professionals, senior ...

The Complete A**hole's Guide to Handling Chicks

Dan Indante, Karl Marks

St. Martin's Griffin, 2003

Hysterical
This book was absolutely hysterical. Anyone who enjoys Maddox, Tucker Max, or any other crude satire would LOVE this novel. A must read for any guy!

An Encyclopedia of ASSHOLES: Scumbags, Slimeballs, Sleazoids, Lowlifes, and Jerks Etc
Kristoffer Darlington and Diane Law

MAGPIE, 2008

A new 314 pages softcover from the UK which gives brief sketches of various prominent personalities that allegedly deserve the appelation of assholes (political and religious, media, corporate, film, sporting, and music business).

Asshole: How I Got Rich & Happy by Not Giving a Damn about Anyone and How You Can, Too
Martin Kihn

Blackstone Audiobooks, Inc., 2008

Marty Kihn was the nicest guy in the worlduntil he got fed up with always coming in last. On the day he turned forty, he set out to transform himself from Beta Male to Alpha Male to a jerk.

Asshole: How I Got Rich & Happy by Not Giving a Damn About Anyone & How You Can, Too

Martin Kihn

Broadway, 2008

A great 'feel good' read
This book is just plain fun. From the title, you may get the wrong impression but I can tell you, it'd be really hard to read this book and not really sympathize with the author. Basically, he's a little bit of all of us. He's a down to Earth guy who plays by the ...

Assholes Forever (The Asshole Saga, Volume 2)

Xavier Crement

Enthea Press, 1992

Excellent Humor - but true, too....
This sequel to "Asshole No More" is not as painfully funny as Dr. Crement's first effort, but it is well worth your money. This book is a bit too factual to be funny. If you would like to learn more about us recovering assholes, this book is a must.

The Asshole Conspiracy (The Asshole Conspiracy, Volume 3)
Xavier Crement

Enthea Press, 1995

Our right to a sane, sensible society is being stolen from us, right under our own noses. Can you smell it? According to Xavier Crement, M.D., it is the Asshole Conspiracy, and he exposes it in this, his third book in the Asshole Saga. This book is nothing less than a new explanation of social evolution to replace Darwin, Freud, and Marx. It ...

Asshole No More (The Asshole Saga, Volume 1)

Xavier Crement

Enthea Press, 1990

Well worth buying!
This parody on self-help books is well written and very funny. It's observations are frighteningly accurate and the author's advice is useful. Considering how common Assholism is in America I'm surprised this book is not a National Bestseller.

Let Me Tell You 'Bout This B*tch/A**hole
Will Jones

Trafford Publishing, 2004

Let Me Tell You 'Bout This... is a collection of stories, true stories from both men and women from where I call "The Battlegrounds of Love and Friendship." Again, all the stories are true. All of the names of the characters and the locations have been changed to protect the innocent...And the guilty.

To Rap an Asshole
Newton Phillip

Janus Publishing Company, 1995

The No Asshole Rule
Robert I. Sutton

Grand Central Pub, 2007

Clean Asshole Poems and Smiling Vegetable Songs: Poems, 1957-1977 (Pocket poets series)

Peter Orlovsky

City Lights Books, 1978

probably the best poet from the Beat generation
This book is BEAUTIFUL. The voice in Orlovsky's poetry is so REAL--so genuine, so human & gentle. VERY underrated poet who deserves your attention

Assholes
David Rosenak

Trafford Publishing, 2007

Our forefathers "Pledged their Lives, their Fortunes, and their Sacred Honor" to "Secure the Blessings of Liberty for Themselves and their Posterity", to provide a better life for us, people living more than two hundred years after they are gone. What an amazing thing! They put their lives on the line for ...

A*hole : A Novel (Soft Skull ShortLit)

Hilton Obenzinger

Soft Skull Press, 2004

The Magic Surrealist
Obenzinger is that rare combination of novelist, narrative historian, and social commentator who weaves a captivating and relevant story. This hip blend of prose and a sprinkling of meta-poetry (generated in command line interface interludes that really do serve to ...