Liza Donnelly In Conversation With Historian Heather Cox Richardson Ms. Donnelly, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 1979, will join with the historian Heather Cox Richardson on July 25 up in (down in?) Damariscotta, Maine. All the information you need appears in the poster below. Related: From The Boothbay Register, July 18, 2024, “Heather Cox Richardson Welcomes New
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A Syd Hoff Mural In A (Former) Greenwich Village Speakeasy This morning while watching a short 1964 documentary, The Village, I was happily surprised to see, at the 18 minute mark, a Syd Hoff mural appear. The moment — and it is just a moment
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Video Interview Of Interest: Ivan Ehlers Ivan Ehlers (on the left above) sits for an interview on Tosh Show. This is a particularly fun and informative video — lots of New Yorker cartoonist talk. You can see it here. Mr. Ehlers began contributing to The New Yorker in July of 2021. Visit his website here. __________________________________________________________________ Bob Eckstein’s Post-Debate New
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_______________________________________________________________________________ Pub Day For Caitlin Cass’s Suffrage Song Article Of Interest: “This Cartoonist Wants to Tell The Complicated History Of Women’s Voting Rights”— an article from The 19(th), featuring Caitlin Cass, whose Suffrage Song: the Haunted history Of Gender, Race And Voting Rights In The U.S. is out today. The Spill congratulates Ms. Cass. Ms. Cass began contributing to
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