Mark Denton Unleashes Silly Self-Help Book ‘Unleash the POWER of PUERILITY’

'Unleash the POWER of PUERILITY' is a seriously stupid self-help book about the remarkable benefits of being silly. 

It's based on the 'inspirational' lectures by the celebrated commercial artist Mark Denton Esq. 

Over the last 10 years the talk has been performed for 100's of audiences all over the world, for conferences, universities, art colleges, advertising agencies, design studios, and broadcast companies. 

Essentially it's a collection of stories that illustrate how Mark employs his proven formula of coming up with a schoolboy idea, applying a high-end finish and looking on as unexpected, magical happenstances unfold. 

The only problem to date has been that there's so much material that Mark hasn't been able to fit it all into a talk that only lasts an hour... but don't despair! It's all (or most of it) in the book. 

Mark Denton Esq. has over 40 years of experience in commercial art, during which time he’s become one of the most awarded creatives on the planet. Not that he cares about awards (much). 

"My daughter's right, she said his talks are better than mine." - Dave Trott, founder of GGT, legendary speaker and author. 

"Mark Denton’s talks have a long afterlife. Weeks after attending one you find yourself bursting into laughter when one of his stories inexplicably springs into your mind. It can be quite embarrassing." Ben Casey, co-founder and director of The Chase.

"...don't be fooled, there are serious lessons to be learned here by anyone wanting to succeed in the advertising and design business." Ben Priest, creative co-founder of adam&eveDDB.

"Mark has that incredible optimism and excitement that makes the impossible not quite so impossible anymore…" - Laura Jordan Bambach, CCO of Mr. President.

"The true measure of Mark Denton is a dedication to creativity which takes him to the brink of self-harm, coupled with an unstoppable determination to nurture the creative potential of everyone he encounters." - Jason Stone, editor of David Reviews.