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Literary Insults Chart

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Relish the caustic creativity of this collection of zingers from great authors.
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  • What Makes It Uncommon

    Libel Case

    Winston Churchill once said, "Tact is the ability to tell someone to go to hell in such a way that they look forward to the trip." On the other hand, you could throw tact to the wind and go straight for this collection of zingers from great authors. Tim and Aurelia Sanders' snark-filled chart compiles unforgettable insults in an interconnected map. They run the gamut, from sassy to sophisticated, including Hedda Hopper's playful hyperbole (You had to stand in line to hate him), Madame Roland's canine analogy (The more I see of men, the more I like dogs), and Jonathan Swift's understated wordplay (Some folks are wise, and some otherwise). And of course, a smattering of colorful insults from Shakespeare, the playwright who practically invented the art of the poetic put-down. It makes a great gift for any bibliophile or friend who enjoys acerbic wit. You might just note that the gift is made in good fun. Made in Madison, Wisconsin.

    Made from

    100 lb fsc-certified archival paper

    Measurements

    24" H x 18" W

    Care

    Gently unroll your chart and place into a frame, or weigh down chart's edges with books on a clean smooth surface.

    Item ID

    47330

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    Tim and Aurelia Sanders

    created by Tim and Aurelia Sanders

    location

    Washington

    Tim and Aurelia Sanders think people should enjoy more mirth. They mixed together data visualization, writing, and humor to create artwork that was smart as well as funny. Their process begins with a mix of ideas and sketches, which are gradually refined through research, experimentation, and "occasional hair pulling." Timothy employs his background as an art director and playwright, and Aurelia keeps their projects well edited and on track. "It's a great pleasure to see a passerby stop at one of our posters, lean in close, and start to laugh," they say.

    Have a peek at Tim's sketchbooks to see how his thought process works as he creates new posters.

  • Customer Reviews
    DoomFeather

    I got this for my Dad for Christmas as he's a retired English teacher. He loved it and we all had a good laugh reading off the various quotes. He's planning on getting it framed for his office. The poster was sturdy, quality material, it was packaged conveniently, and shipped promptly. Very satisfied. #sweepstakes

    A friend

    This chart contains a great mix of known and unfamiliar references and was perfect for my very sarcastic and forward former roommate. He was an English Major and loved it. He already uses some of the quotes on the chart, too!

    Customer_979IRY

    IT IS VERY PHILOSOPHiCAL FOR Brainiac Doctorate students and their grandparents !!!

    Bekah

    I goth this for my sisters birthday gift. It was a hit!

    Sam

    Great gift….clever and amusing

    Sarah S

    I gifted this to a friend for Christmas, and she was thrilled. It's the perfect gift for her. Very happy with this purchase.

    Tana

    This gift was given to a friend for their birthday that has a true live for literature. Their reaction was priceless! Perfect for the people who has everything!

    Mama Conn

    Been a rough 2 years for my daughter a hospice nurse. Thought something funny would be a good gift. Step back from the sadness and stress . It had everyone laughing.

    SavyShop

    This was a gift that could be either for gender and any age

    J. Vass

    We bought this to give our college-aged-nephew for Christmas! After I showed my son, he told me a teacher has the same one up in one of his classrooms and the kids all think it's really cool! Such a clever idea for any reader or intellectual…or really just goofball! Haha!!