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Four Emmys, one viral Twitter account, and the case against being the meanest person in the room.
Welcome back for another episode of Is There Something In This? Dools and Chatto are back in the writer’s room, slinging zingers, avoiding...
Pat’s ‘scratch pad’. (Century Association, NYC 2023)
Tuesday, July 14th 2026
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Most of them arrive with a chip on their shoulder, a grudge against an open mic host in 2011, or a haunted look that says I haven’t slept since bombing...
This afternoon I ate vegan quiche with Gary Gulman and Myq Kaplan while the three of us pulled jokes apart the way other men pull apart carburettors: reverently, greasy to the elbows, with no real intention of putting anything back the way...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
New Yorker Cartoonist, Author & Comedian in NYC. Blocked by Trump… Cartoon Editor of Metropolitan Review • Former President, National Cartoonists Society • New York Times / Esquire / Air Mail / MAD Magazine \ud83d\udcd6 NEW BOOK OUT OCT 13!
I’m a writer who draws. Author of STEAL LIKE AN ARTIST and other bestsellers. My newest one is DON’T CALL IT ART: 10 WAYS TO CREATE LIKE A KID AGAIN.
My work has appeared in the New Yorker, Air Mail, WSJ, Alta Journal, Barron's, American Bystander, Weekly Humorist, Narrative Magazine, and other publications. Founding member of indie rock band The Last Afternoons.
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