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    By the Editors of McSweeney,Introduction by Michael Kimmelman,Foreword by Dave Eggers

    8-3/4 x 8 in; 224 pp;
    289 full-color and b/w images throughout
    Hardcover
    Published in September, 2009
    ISBN 9780811867160
    ISBN10 0811867161

    SKU# 9780811867160

    1 Review(s)
    $35.00

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    Curated by the editors of McSweeney's, this unconventional book explores the intersection of text, humor, and illustration in art created by cartoonists, writers, musicians, and fine artists. A refreshing mixture of high, low, and sideways, the s...

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    Curated by the editors of McSweeney's, this unconventional book explores the intersection of text, humor, and illustration in art created by cartoonists, writers, musicians, and fine artists. A refreshing mixture of high, low, and sideways, the selection features nearly 300 images from dozens of contributors, including David Shrigley, Kurt Vonnegut, Leonard Cohen, Chris Johanson, David Mamet, and many more. Insightful interviews with the artists further illuminate the shared and divergent approaches they take in creating this smart, funny, and engaging work.

     

    McSweeney's was founded in 1998 as a San Francisco-based literary journal edited by Dave Eggers, and has since evolved into a celebrated and award-winning independent publishing company.

    Michael Kimmelman is an art critic for the New York Times and a contributor to the New York Review of Books. He lives in Berlin.

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    Chock full of goodness

    10/11/11| Peter Donard
    I just got this book at City Lights bookstore in San Francisco and all I can say is THANK HEAVENS. There is so much good content in here--lots of artists you've heard of, many you haven't, great interviews and a hilarious fold out cover by Tucker Nichols. Chronicle would be wise to keep working with the McSweeney's crew: this beats the best cake recipes any day.