Wednesday Spill: Fave Photo: Ken Krimstein, Pat Byrnes, & Bob Eckstein; Now That’s A Cover!

Fave Photo: Krimstein, Byrnes, and Eckstein A photo of three terrif New Yorker cartoonists taken this week in the Toddlin’ Town. From left to right: Ken Krimstein, Bob Eckstein, and Pat Byrnes. Mr. Krimstein began contributing to The New Yorker in 2000. Visit his website here. Mr. Eckstein began contributing in 2007. Visit his website here.  Mr. Byrnes began contributing

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Tuesday Spill: Lonnie Millsap’s “Shortest Book Tour Ever”; Exhibit Of Interest…Ken Krimstein’s Art; Book On The Horizon…Alan Dunn’s Architectural Cartoons

Lonnie Millsap’s “Shortest Book Tour Ever” Lonnie Millsap, who began contributing to The New Yorker in November of 2018, has posted the above schedule book tour schedule. The book: Visit Mr. Millsap’s website here (where you’ll find more information on the artist and the book) ___________________________________________________________________ Exhibit Of Interest: Ken Krimstein’s Art    Mr. Krimstein’s A-Z Entry: Born, Chicago, Illinois.

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Wednesday Spill: Happy 96th, Edward Sorel!; Virtual Talk Of Interest…Ken Krimstein; R. Crumb At 92NY; New Yorker State Of Mind Dives Into The March 23, 1935 New Yorker; Latest Addition To The Spill Library…”Profiles From The New Yorker”; “I Don’t Like Murders That Take Place In New Jersey”

Happy 96th, Edward Sorel! The Spill wishes the one-and-only Edward Sorel a very happy 96th birthday!                 Above left: Mr. Sorel at The Century Cub in 2021, celebrating the release of his memoir, Profusely Illustrated. on the right: Mr. Sorel’s first book, Moon Missing, published in 1962. Below: Mr. Sorel’s New Yorker cover

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Friday Spill: Article Of Interest…Bruce Eric Kaplan; 1980s Coffee Ad Featuring Robert Weber Animation…Maybe; Ken Krimstein Talks To Gil Roth; Liana Finck Signs; Bob Eckstein’s Top 16 Cartoons

Article Of Interest…Bruce Eric Kaplan From The Los Angeles Daily News, December 12, 2024, “Cartoonist and TV Vet Bruce Eric Kaplan Details the Hollywood Life in Memoir”. Mr. Kaplan began contributing to The New Yorker in 1991. His latest book is They Went Another Way; A Hollywood Memoir. ________________________________________________________ 1984 Coffee Ad Features Robert Weber Animation (Maybe) My colleague, Joe

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