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Trump’s Efforts To Control It All
I felt like posting this drawing again. I did it during the 2024 hush money trial in Manhattan, which I attended to live-draw. Here is a collection of posts from during the trial, I did many. Here is the post with this drawing above: it was...
Live with Liza! A Conversation With Sari Botton
It was a pleasure to chat with fellow Substacker, Sari Botton today. We covered writing, art, cartoons, and our love of connecting with people in the art we create.
In the second half of our conversation, I did a drawing while she talked...
Trump Crudely Shoves A Friend
Good morning! A few things jumped out at me in the news last night. And a new cartoon.
Is this something to report about, is it something to spend any time thinking about? Maybe not, it’s more of the same. But it really gets to me. Trump p...
Silly Sunday Swing Cartoon
I hope you are having a good Sunday. This was published in The New Yorker, and while it was fun to draw, I felt badly for the clueless little girl. But then again, maybe she is very savvy. She knows what’s coming and making the best of her...
In A Beautiful Old Theater
My conversation with Heather Cox Richardson last night after a screening of the documentary, Women Laughing, couldn’t have gone better. I took a few videos and photos of the beautiful Lincoln Theater in Damarascotta, Maine. The evening was...
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Liza is a writer, cartoonist, writer, director at The New Yorker, NY Times. Documentary: Women Laughing (2025, Womenlaughingfilm.com). Author of 18 books. Observing culture and politics, seeking what’s funny but also what’s important.
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