Skip Morrow Bücher

The Joy of Smoking is a collection of humorous illustrations about smokers who will go to almost any lengths for a nicotine hit. The book succeeds in tickling the funny bones of smokers and non-smokers alike, as it broaches the subject of tobacco addiction. Instead of villifying or humiliating smokers, these images hilariously portray the stupidity of the habit in such a way that tobacco addicts can't help but laugh at themselves as they consider, or shall we say reconsider, their behavior. But smokers are not the only targets here--watch out tobacco media advertizers! The Joy of Smoking's non-verbal presentation appeals universally to people of all cultures and ages.

I Still Hate Cats is the 20th anniversary edition of the original New York Times bestsellers, The Official I Hate Cats Book and the Second Official I Hate Cats Book, published in 1980 and 1981. In this new book Morrow has redrawn in full color, his favorite selections of those timeless cartoons. If you happen to be of the new generation of "cat lovers" and "cat haters" who are unfamiliar with Skip's previous books, the illustrations can best be described as portraying man's "strained" relationship with his cat and his subsequent fantasies of revenge. Skip Morrow's whimsical satire is if often said to be aimed more directly at doting cat lovers, than at their misbehaving felines.