Liza Donnelly
WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:
- Portrait of the Cartoonist as a Woman, graphic art, in Fall 2010
- By Hand, a feature, in Winter 2012
- A Day in the Life of Woman Cartoonist, graphic art, in Fall 2012
Cartoons that have appeared in Narrative:
- Bland but Cheaper, a cartoon, in Volume 2009-01, Fall 2008
- Chairs, a cartoon, in Volume 2009-07, Spring 2009
- Women’s Magazines, a cartoon, in Volume 2009-10, Winter 2010
- Screwed On Right, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-08, Fall 2011
- That Was Fun, a cartoon, in Volume 2011-11, Winter 2012
- Smirk, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-01, Winter 2012
- Avoiding Me, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-05, Spring 2012
- Emasculate, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-07, Fall 2012
- Play Drums, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-08, Fall 2012
- Feminist, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-10, Winter 2013
- Frozen Cod, a cartoon, in Volume 2012-12, Winter 2013
- Can’t Shake Hands, a cartoon, in Volume 2013-01, Winter 2013
Liza Donnelly is the author of Funny Ladies: The New Yorker’s Greatest Women Cartoonists and Their Cartoons and When Do They Serve The Wine?: The Folly, Fun and Flexibility of Being a Woman. Along with her husband, Michael Maslin, she wrote Cartoon Marriage: Adventures in Love and Matrimony with The New Yorker’s Cartooning Couple, and her newest book is Women on Men (21 Street Books, 2012). Donnelly is a founding member of Cartooning for Peace and teaches at Vassar College.
Photograph by Craig Semetko.