Skip to main content

SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE

search

FICTION
POETRY
NONFICTION
LIBRARY
SCHOOLS
BACKSTAGE
STORE
SUBMIT YOUR WORK
ABOUT
DONATE
ADVERTISING

Narrative is a nonprofit
supported by readers
who love great writing.
Read us.
Support us.

SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE

Sign In

MY ACCOUNT
CONTACT US
ADVERTISE
PRIVACY POLICY
TERMS OF USE

Narrative is a nonprofit
supported by readers
who love great writing.
Read us.
Support us.

FICTION
POETRY
NONFICTION
LIBRARY
SCHOOLS
BACKSTAGE
STORE
SUBMIT
ABOUT
DONATE
LOG IN
JOIN US!

Graphic Stories

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 (Narrative Library, 2013). Donnelly is a founding member of Cartooning for Peace and teaches at Vassar College.

Photograph by Craig Semetko.

QUICK TAGS

Gender &
Sexuality Growing Old Coming of Age Mothers Beauty Women &
Men Theory &
Craft Jobs &
Work Education Memory Youth City Life Parenthood Life Choices + MORE

Portrait of the Cartoonist
as a Woman

A Memoir

by Liza Donnelly

People on couch

To continue reading please sign in.

Already a reader? Sign In

Share:

FOLLOW US:

Hello. Log In.

Story Right Column Menu

CURRENT ISSUE
BACK ISSUES
N FOR SCHOOLS HOME
SUBMIT YOUR WORK
SUPPORT NARRATIVE
WRITERS’ RESOURCES

Reader Comments

There are not yet any comments on this story. Would you like to leave one?

CONTACT US
ADVERTISE
MY ACCOUNT
PRIVACY POLICY
TERMS OF USE
A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION

Narrative is a nonprofit
supported by readers
who love great writing.
Read us.
Support us.