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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Genius,
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This review is from: Creative Mischief: 1 (Paperback)
For more years than I care to remember Dave Trott has been a legend in the advertising world. So it is great to actually have his pearls of wisdom at your fingertips. Not merely a book about advertising more a guide to life in general. Well put together in short punchy episodes so you can nip in and out at your leisure.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Creative Mischief, Creative Brilliance,
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The previous reviewer is right - Dave Trott is indeed an advertising legend and his writing is as good as you would expect from such a creative genius. The fact that the book is a compilation of the best of his blog posts mean you get a succession of inspiring insights wrapped up with wit, charm and some lovely storytelling. At the start of the book, Dave says that there are two requirements from anything he reads: he has to learn something, or it has to be entertaining. 'Creative Mishchief' fulfilled botn criteria for me.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Engaging, amusing and at times laugh-out-loud funny,
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This book should be subtitled 'The with and wisdom of Dave Trott'. It's full of aphorisms, anecdotes and cracker barrel philosophy, with only glancing reference to the advertising profession, of which he is an acknowledged master. But it's none the worst for that: after all, what do they know of advertising who only advertising know?Personally I found it engaging, amusing and at times laugh out loud funny - check out the vignette of Ian Drury dropping in unannounced for a drink-and-drug soaked Christmas dinner with the Trott family, and Dave's account of Frank Muir mugging an innocent bystander in New York's Central Park (no, I didn't believe it either, but you'll have to buy the book to find out how this deliciously absurb incident came about. All in all it reaffirmed my belief in copywriters as Clark Kent style super-heroes. (David Ogilvy once said that copywriters are the least visible people in an agency, but the most important). But then I'm a copywriter myself, so I admit to being a bit biased!
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