The Art of Cheating A Nasty Little Book for Tricky Little Schemers and Their Hapless Victims

THE ART OF CHEATING is a comprehensive guide to cheating in just about every way imaginable, from corporate fraud to lying about your age to get a date. With deadpan delivery and dry wit, THE ART OF CHEATING instructs the reader on how to get away with the most useful cheats in our day and age, even providing tips and guidelines for protecting one's self against the tricksters among us. Much like the style of "The Worst Case Scenario Handbook," THE ART OF CHEATING is an earnest and clever informal guide with chapters dedicated to particular methods of cheating while outlining the advantages and disadvantages and tools used for doing so.

Jessica Dorfman Jones has been a lawyer, a literary agent, a book packager, a publicist, an editor, a ghostwriter, and a lifelong New Yorker. She is the author of Klonopin Lunch and The Art of Cheating. While she has never cheated on her income tax or her resume, she has been known to fake injuries to get better service in restaurants and is no longer welcome in Las Vegas. She lives with her husband and poorly behaved dog on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.