Deutsch, Barnicoat, Karasik, Kuper At Brooklyn Book Festival A number of New Yorker cartoonist contributors will appear (either in person or virtually) at this years Brooklyn Book Festival. Here they are, and where they’ll be…(if I missed someone, please let me know!) A virtual event including Rachel Deutsch, who began contributing to The New Yorker in October of 2022, and
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Weekend Spill: The Thurber Prize For American Cartoon Art Announced; Early Release, Barry Blitt’s King Charles New Yorker Cover; The Tilley Watch Online…April 24-28, 2023
The Thurber Prize For American Cartoon Art Announced From long-time New Yorker cartoonist, Liza Donnelly, April 29, 2023, this piece on last night’s announcement onstage in Thurber’s hometown of Columbus Ohio. __________________________________________________________________________ Early Release: Barry Blitt’s Cover for The New Yorker’s May 8th ’23 Issue As happens every so often, The New Yorker shows us next week’s cover a
Read moreWeekend: The Tilley Watch Online, January 9-13, 2023; Cover Reveal: Chast’s “I Must Be Dreaming”; Weekend Reading…A New Yorker State Of Mind
The Tilley Watch Online, January 9-13, 2023 An end of the week listing of New Yorker artists whose work has appeared on newyorker.com features The Daily Cartoon: David Sipress, Becky Barnicoat, Sarah Kempa, J.A.K., Paul Noth. Daily Shouts: Adam Douglas Thompson, Will McPhail (and Monica Heisey). Barry Blitt’s Kvetchbook: “Keeping George Santos Honest” ___________________________________________________________ Cover Reveal: Roz Chast’s October
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Weekend Spill: The Best Part Of Waking Up Is New Yorker (?) Coffee In Your Cup; Tilley Watch Online, The Week Of October 11-15, 2021: More Spills…Reuben Awards, Podcasts Posted
The Best Part of Waking Up Is New Yorker(?) Coffee In Your Cup This product is new and news to me. I’m a Maxwell House person myself, but found this coffee of interest. Haven’t tried it, so cannot report on its aroma. I wonder if the coffee-makers have captured the essence of the magazine. The good news is that this
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