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Category Archives: About the book
Licking the Spoon…. and a Contest
I love food. I enjoy making food and making people –and dogs– happy (whoever gets there first). I posted this food cartoon today in honor of my collaboration with Monica Bhide. A very talented and celebrated chef and wonderful person, … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, Random but Relevant
Tagged Cook, food, Monica Bhide, Online Communities, Social Networking, spice, twitter
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Various Interviews
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Posted in About the book
Tagged Cartoon, Chronicle Books, feminism, humor, New Yorker, When Do They Serve The WIne?, women
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Conversation with Bob Mankoff and Me
We had a lot of laughs last night at The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art. The event was very well attended, and Bob (cartoonist and New Yorker cartoon editor) and I talked about creating cartoons, editing cartoons, New Yorker … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, Events
Tagged Al Jaffee, Art, Cartoon, comics, Denis Kitchen, Mocca, New Yorker, Robert Mankoff
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Speaking Cartoon
One of the questions that we cartoonists often get is, “How did you arrive at your style?” It’s a difficult one to answer, because for many of us (myself included), there is no simple answer. And most of us simply … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, From the Book, Random but Relevant
Tagged Cartoon, cartoonist, Charles Addams, Charles Saxon, drawing, New Yorker, style, The New Yorker, voice, William Steig
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Happenings for When Do They Serve the Wine?
We had around 50+ people crammed into Oblong Books on Saturday night, it was a lot of fun. I read from the book and got some laughs. I love supporting local bookstores, they need our help! Oblong does a great … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, Events, From the Book
Tagged authors, Oblong Books, signing
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Radio Interview
I had a great time chatting with WAMC’s Joe Donohue last Friday. If you would like to listen, here is the link. Joe has interviewed me several times before, and we always have a lot of laughs! He is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Cartoon, humor, Joe Donohue, New Yorker, NPR, WAMC, When Do They Serve The WIne?
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Scripted
I’ve been working on a lot of talks lately. Which is different than when I was young, when I was working on talking. I was so painfully shy, it seriously worried my parents and my teachers. As a young adult, … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, Events, Random but Relevant
Tagged Cartoon, Chronicle Books, public speaking
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Election Day Shoes
Last night I was thinking about shoes. I know what you’re thinking: you should have been thinking about the election. Well, I was doing that, too. But as you can see from the sketch above, while on the train I … Continue reading
Posted in About the book, Random but Relevant
Tagged Clothing, Footwear, High Heels, High-heeled footwear, Manhattan, Nancy Pelosi, Shoe
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Every Book Tells
Today, I am celebrating the publication day of my new book by….working, and going to the dentist. That’s okay, because I have a bunch of fun events planned for celebration in the coming weeks. I am thrilled to share this … Continue reading