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Saturday Spill: My Own “I Like The Kitty” Moment; The Tilley Watch Online, June 1-5, 2026
My Own “I Like The Kitty” Moment
Many of us recall the famous Seinfeld episode, “The Cartoon” (written by my New Yorker colleague, Bruce Eric Kaplan) that includes the scene where Elaine Benes goes into “The New Yorker” to confront the edi...
Friday Spill: First And Last…”One Clubber” Fougasse
Another in a series of quick looks at an artist’s very first New Yorker cartoon and their last.
Here’s one of the 80 or so New Yorker artists who had but one cartoon in the magazine. I call them “One Clubbers” in the Spill‘s A-Z; this fell...
Thurber Thursday: The Debut Of The Thurber Dog
Looking at James Thurber’s first New Yorker cartoons this morning, it came as quite a surprise that the famous “Thurber dog” did not make an appearance in the magazine until 29 Thurber cartoons had been published in the magazine (I’m not in...
Wednesday Spill: Peter Kuper News; Reminder…Rich Sparks On Chatfield’s “Draw Me Anything” Today At 12:30
Peter Kuper News
A couple of fun items concerning Peter Kuper, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2011. His book, Insectopolis: A Natural History is a Ohio Books Awards finalist in the category of nonfiction.
Thanks for reading I...
Tuesday Spill: Latest Addition to The Spill Library…Spiegelman’s “Co-Mix”; “A New Yorker State Of Mind” Looks At The Issue Of May 23, 1936
Latest Addition To The Spill Library: Spiegelman’s Co-Mix
It’s only taken me 13 years to get around to buying Art Spiegelman’s Co-Mix. The truth is, I wasn’t really aware of it until the other day. Mr. Spiegelman’s short New Yorker ride (1...
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