Surviving The Cubicle
Autor William Vukdivanoven Limba Engleză Hardback – oct 2026
For almost 50 years, William Vukdivanov worked in large offices where the funniest jokes, cartoons and spoofs were secretly passed from desk to desk, photocopied, forwarded and hidden from the boss. Surviving The Cubicle gathers the very best of that material into one laugh-out-loud humour book for adults. It runs to more than 85,000 words and contains dozens of images.
This is far more than a joke book. Across thirteen chapters, each exploring a different style of comedy, you'll get a dash of history and examples from the genre's greatest performers before the jokes begin. Along the way are real-life office incidents, including the Christmas party announcement that nobody present would ever forget.
Inside you'll find:
- Stereotypes
- Puns & Spoonerisms
- Double Entendres & Innuendo
- Toilet Humour
- One-liners & Quickies
- Scottish Humour (Scotch & Wry)
- Truths & Spoofs, including genuine TV bloopers, tech support calls and courtroom exchanges
- Marital Bliss
- The Joys of Ageing
- Politics, Religion & Education
- Irony & Satire
- Stand-Up
- For Adults Only
The perfect funny gift for:
- Coworkers who need a lunchtime laugh
- Retirement or leaving presents
- Secret Santa and office Christmas parties
- Fans of classic British comedy, puns, one-liners and cheeky innuendo
Grab your copy of Surviving The Cubicle today and make your coffee break the best part of the day.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781835567449
ISBN-10: 1835567444
Pagini: 314
Dimensiuni: 157 x 235 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Cubicle Publishing
ISBN-10: 1835567444
Pagini: 314
Dimensiuni: 157 x 235 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Cubicle Publishing
Notă biografică
In case you hadn't already realised, William Vukdivanov is a pen-name - its origin involving a Scottish football radio commentator caught live on air, unable to identify a goalscorer, who improvised a name on the spot rather than admit defeat. So if you're ever asked the true identity of the author of Surviving The Cubicle, you can say with complete honesty: William Vukdivanov.Born in the late 1950s, William began working life in 1976 in a city centre insurance company office, and remained in similar environments until retiring at the end of 2025. He now lives in a seaside town with his wife and two cats, with a lifelong ambition to add a dog to the family finally on the cards this year.He has previous publishing credits for books relating to football and music - the latter selling over 25,000 copies across three languages - but this project has been the most enjoyable of all, since humour has been a constant companion throughout his life.