Seven Years of Highly Defective People
Seven Years of Highly Defective People, is a book by Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams which explains the origins and evolution of many of the Dilbert characters, and Adams includes comments under each comic strip reprinted in the book. In his introduction, Adams says, "Some of the notes are fascinating insights into the world of cartooning. Other notes are interesting only for their poor grammar and spelling, thus proving that you can be a moron and still have a successful career as a cartoonist." The book went to number three on The New York Times Business Best Sellers List for paperbacks.
Chapters
- Dilbert
- ... at Home with Dogbert
- ... and Technology
- ... in the Business World
- ... and Women
- ... and His Ego
- ... Dies
- ... Travels
- ... Attempts to Join the Consumer Society
- Dogbert
- ... the Early, Vulnerable Days
- ... Reveals His Sarcasm
- ... the Many Occupations
- ... Schemes to Conquer the World
- ... Saving Dilbert
- Ratbert
- Garbageman
- Liz
- Mom and Dad
- Bob the Dinosaur
- Catbert
- Phil
- Asok
- Tina the Tech Writer
- Elbonians
- The Boss
- Alice
- Wally
- ...and Hygiene Issues
- Carol
- Critters
- Dogbert in Hats
- Ted the Generic Guy
- Slapstick
References
Further reading
- Seven Years of Highly Defective People by Scott Adams, Andrews McMeel Publishing (1997) ISBN 0-8362-3668-8.
- New York Times Business Best Sellers
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