How about never? Is never good for
you? My life in cartoons by Bob Mankoff
Mankoff,
long time cartoon editor of The New Yorker, has produced a biography that is
mostly cartoons, some prose, and totally funny. Included are many of his own
cartoons, and those of the legendary cartoonist of the magazine—Garson Kanin,
Sam Gross, and George Booth. How does a cartoon get chosen for The New Yorker?
Can an aspiring cartoonist make a living at it? How can you win the magazine’s
Cartoon Caption Contest? Mankoff tells all, and hilarity ensues.
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