Product Description
This book appeals to readers of parodies; readers of "Blink" 400,000 copy bestseller. Its extract appeared in national newspaper eg "The Mirror". Its reviews were featured in men's magazines eg "Nuts", "Bizarre". A smart, hilarious parody of Malcolm Gladwell's bestselling "Blink". Stop! Don't think! You already know what this book is about. That is the power of "Blank: The Power of Not Actually Thinking at all". Your brain has already decided whether you're going to like "Blank", whether its cover goes with your shirt, and whether it will make you look smart if somebody sees you reading it on the train. Chances are you and your shirt are both liking it a lot, you're going to buy several copies, and you don't even know why! That's why you've absolutely got to read "Blank": to find out why your brain keeps doing these wacky things without your permission. In "Blank", a hilarious parody of the number-one bestseller it looks eerily like (and sort of rhymes with) and that your brain wisely advised you to just read a review or magazine excerpt about while avoiding the actual book itself.
About the Author
Noah Tall is a longtime subscriber to The New Yorker and other magazines that people leave on their coffee tables when they want to look smart. He has also been a member of NAMES, the dyslexic branch of MENSA, since 1598. He is the author of the acclaimed national bestseller The Flipping Point, which has yet to be published.
