There are probably two types of people who are
going to read this book: students and teachers.
On one hand, you have the lackluster scholastic
endeavorer who knows his stuff. No, not his academic
stuff—his own stuff. He knows that his ass'll be too
lazy to get around to an assignment every now and
then and that when that life-threatening moment
arrives, he'll have The Cheater's Handbook in hand to
make sure he's doing his corner-cutting right, to make
sure that he is indeed taking the shortest path from
Point F to Point A. (The expected societal analysis
about why he feels the need to accomplish this can be
found in the final chapter.) Yes,
The Cheater's Handbook will be the one book in his life that he ever does
study.
