The Very Best of Your Square Life
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Lee Post - world-renown (well at least known in his own cul-de-sac) brings his slightly weird, sarcastic wit to print in this compilation of cartoons compiled from his wildly popular comic strip, Your Square Life, that ran in the Anchorage Press for far too many years to count. Sympathize with his odd assortment of robots, clueless losers, bored office workers and other characters as they muddle thru life in these cynical, sometimes too realistic, always hilarious cartoons. He elevates the un-cool parts in all of us to the status of comic strip superstars, celebrating the underdogs and those u...
Lee Post - world-renown (well at least known in his own cul-de-sac) brings his slightly weird, sarcastic wit to print in this compilation of cartoons compiled from his wildly popular comic strip, Your Square Life, that ran in the Anchorage Press for far too many years to count. Sympathize with his odd assortment of robots, clueless losers, bored office workers and other characters as they muddle thru life in these cynical, sometimes too realistic, always hilarious cartoons. He elevates the un-cool parts in all of us to the status of comic strip superstars, celebrating the underdogs and those uncomfortable moments we all would like to pretend never happened. Check out some of his cartoons on his blog as Yoursquarelife.blogspot.com. The cartoons are drawn in a funny, yet realistic fashion and fill 148 pages of fun! Great for anyone who is slightly off, slighty weird, slighty in need of a good laugh. Great gift for anyone who has visited Alaska or lives in Alaska and is a fan of The Anchorage Press, Alaska's alternative weekly and second largest paper in the state! About the Author: Lee Post is a cartoonist, who spent the last six years creating a funny, sarcastic weekly comic strip, Your Square Life, for The Anchorage Press, Anchorage's (Alaska) second largest newspaper. Seen by tens of thousands each week, during its run, his over 300 cartoons depicted life in Alaska in all its glory and weirdness. His artwork has appeared on the cover of numerous newspapers, in special exhibitions and world-wide in magazines as far away as South Africa (which is really far when you consider he lives in Alaska). His comic strip was even the inspiration for a play, 'The Simple Dating System'. He continues to churn out comics and observations at yoursquarelife.blogspot.com. When he's not doodling, he lives in Alaska with his lovely wife. They love to bike, hike, and enjoy the wonders of Alaska and the gooey goodness of the funnel cakes at Saturday Market.
