Gathered below, in no particular order, are some of the books published this year by New Yorker artists, or including New Yorker artists. In The Wild by Edward Koren. Ampress. Mr. Koren began contributing to The New Yorker in 1962. I Love You: Stories and Cartoons by Sara Lautman. Retrofit Comics. Ms. Lautman began contributing to The New Yorker
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The Guardian On Comics & Graphic Novels; Cartoon Companion Rates Latest New Yorker Cartoons; Shermund’s Santas on Attempted Bloggery
The Guardian‘s Comics and Graphic Novels page is a fun go-to site. Currently there is a podcast featuring Ken Krimstein, and several Liana Finck posts. Both of these New Yorker contributors have new books well worth looking into: __________________________________________________ The CC boys, “Max” and “Simon” are back with their rated takes on the cartoons appearing in the latest New Yorker
Read moreArticle And Event Of Interest: Ken Krimstein’s “Three Escapes Of Hannah Arendt”
Two items of interest surrounding Ken Krimstein‘s terrific graphic biography, The Three Escapes of Hannah Arendt (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2018). First, this article in The Chicago Reader, “The Escape Artist” (it begins on page 21). And… tonight at NYC’s famed Strand Bookstore, Mr. Krimstein will take part in Pen Out Loud: Visual Disobedience. Details here. Mr. Krimstein began contributing cartoons to
Read moreKrimstein’s Three Escapes Of Hannah Arendt Out Today
It’s pub day for Ken Krimstein’s wonderful Three Escapes of Hannah Arendt (Bloomsbury Publications). Some raves: “The astounding life of a 20th-century original as told by a skillful cartoonist frolicking in long form . . . A compelling performance with great pacing that makes abstruse political theory both intelligible and memorable.” ?Kirkus (Starred Review) “As Krimstein deftly weaves Arendt’s life
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