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                      “I hear men are out of fashion this fall.”

 

 

A grad student I met in San Francisco did a small documentary on the Cartoon Art Museum and me. It’s a nice little movie…check it out.

 

Our new book, CARTOON MARRIAGE: Adventures in Love and Matrimony by The New Yorker’s Cartooning Couple, was delivered to the publishers this past week.

Random House will publish it January 2009.

Check out my recently published book: A collection of cartoons by ten wonderful cartoonists who happen to be women. See some photos from the Launch Party held at The Museum of Sex in NYC on April 1st in my posts.

It is getting attention on the new site, wowowow.com See their books page!

Sex And Sensibility: Ten Women Examine the Lunacy of Modern Love in 200 Cartoons

Wonderful cartoons by 8 New Yorker cartoonists and 2 Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonists–all about the battle of the sexes. The cartoonists not only contributed hilarious cartoons, but also very interesting essays on what it means to be a cartoonist, a woman, and how they feel about sex. The book is fun and political, and I had a great time editing it.

Sex And Sensibility

The women who contributed are: Roz Chast, Carolita Johnson, Ann
Telnaes, Kim Warp, Julia Suits, Marisa Acocella Marchetto, Barbara
Smaller, Victoria Roberts, Signe Wilkinson and myself.

Published by TWELVE, an imprint of Grand Central Publishing. There will be a booksingings and other events which will be listed here and on my Sex and Sensibility page of this website.
http://www.twelvebooks.com/content/books.asp

3 Responses to “Home”

  1. Ellen S. Abramowitz Says:

    Liza - Just wanted to let you know that I love the book!!

    Warm Regards,
    Ellen

    Ellen S. Abramowitz
    Chairman
    Museum of Comic & Cartoon Art - MoCCA
    594 Broadway
    Phone: 212-254-3511 Fax:212-254-3590
    New York, NY 10012
    eabramowitz@moccany.org
    http://www.moccany.org

  2. liza Says:

    Thanks, Ellen! Hope all is well at Mocca, and thank you for commenting–you are the first. Best wishes, Liza

  3. Ferris Says:

    Hi Liza,
    I’m trying to find your round table talk on the web but it’s not there yet. Shucks. Can’t wait to see the book and buy it too. Hooray!
    I hope you’ll sign it with a naked self portrait!
    See you at the cello stand.
    Ferris

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