Amid the violence and confusion of the waning days of the Vietnam War, Lt. Kit and his men--abandoned by their own government and allies and surrounded by the enemy--hope for riches, ignorant of the possibility of defeat

Rising Like the Tucson

Literature & Fiction

Danziger, Jeff

United States

DOUBLEDAY

“Jeff Danziger has written a tough, scary, funny novel that deftly limns the overwhelming lunacy of the war in Vietnam. Large in scope, rich in character and incident, Rising Like the Tucson gets things exactly right. This was Vietnam: a weird mix of blundering and bravery.” —Tim O’Brien Echoing Catch-22, Rising Like the Tucson is a darkly hilarious tale of death and real estate in Vietnam. Lt. Kit is caught in the end of the conflict. Abandoned by his government, he and his fellow officers try to answer the great questions of war: is this a defeat or an investment opportunity?

Contemporary

iUniverse

The latest from the lauded political cartoonist is a coffee-table collection of his post-9/11 editorial cartoons with extensive, educational commentary.
The Conscience of a Cartoonist collects the lauded editorial cartoonist's post 9/11 body of work. Danziger documents, via cartoons and extensive, educational commentary, the tragedy of that day and the politically disorganized response that followed. This coffee-table book is also his exegesis on the art of editorial cartooning. Black &amp; white with 30 pages of color

The Conscience of a Cartoonist

Arts & Photography

Fantagraphics

Kinder, Gentler Cartoons

History & Criticism

Writings of Mary Baker Eddy

A young boy and his sister discover the secret of the Lake Champlain monster, but decide to keep the secret to themselves

Champlain Monster

New England Pr Inc

1st ed. New England press, 116 p. 6" X 9". Twelve side-splitting tales of life with the Teed family. Ma, Pa, and their son Hiram live on a farm somewhere in Vermont, and the stories of their trials and tribulations are told with understated humor and a deep affection for life in rural Vermont.

Teed Stories

Vermont Cartoon

Lanser Press

Danziger's Wood-Fired Automobile

The Champlain monster

JEFF DANZIGER IS an independent political cartoonist whose work appears in hundreds of newspapers around the world via the New York Times Syndicate. He draws from six to ten cartoons a week on a wide variety of subjects, from international folly to Hollywood hubris. An equal opportunity satirist, he is politically to the left of Genghis Kahn — everyone and everything is fair game. His dark drawings, pull-no-punches humor, and “Danziger” signature line are instantly recognizable to any regular reader of newspaper opinion pages. As with any great political humorist, Danziger’s funniest creations lampoon the most deadly serious subjects. Created in the heat of the moment and collected here for the first time, Danziger’s cartoons of George W. Bush’s ascent to the White House and first term in office amount to a highly entertaining excursion through the national and international political landscape of the past four years. Wreckage Begins with “W” showcases a singular wit and an artist of uncanny prescience.

Wreckage Begins with "W": Cartoons of the Bush Administration

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Steerforth

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