One of the greatest modern day New Yorker cartoonists, Edward Koren will be speaking at the Delaware Art Museum on July 21st (in conjunction with the traveling exhibit of his work, “The Capricious Line”). All the details here. [left: Mr. Koren (hatless) with another great New Yorker contributor/editor, Roger Angell. Photo courtesy of Liza Donnelly] My thanks to David Pomerantz
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Roger Angell’s New Yorker Postscript on Frank Modell
Frank Modell is remembered by The New Yorker’s Roger Angell in this week’s issue. See the piece here.
Read moreFave Photo of the Day: Angell & Koren
Roger Angell & Edward Koren. Photo taken this evening at the opening of Mr. Koren’s exhibit, “Wet Ink” at the Luise Ross Gallery in NYC. Photo courtesy of Karen Green.
Read moreJeter Gets the Jeter Cover
From minonline, September 29, 2014, “New York Yankees Honor Derek Jeter with the Original Drawing of The New Yorker Cover” — this piece on the September 8th cover by Mark Ulriksen titled “Derek Jeter Bows Out” — the piece also mentions Roger Angell’s recent writing on Jeter’s farewell as well as John Updike’s “Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu” – his
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