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Nicole Hollander
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The Woman Who Was Forced to Draw Cats for a Living
Another long-awaited collection of humorous comics by Nicole Hollander, the creator of Sylvia, an internationally syndicated comic strip seen in over eighty newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune, the Detroit News, the Boston Globe, and the Seattle Times. This book follows in the footstes of sixteen collections of Sylvia strips, and Nicole's other books Female Problems and My Cat's Not Fat, He's Just Big-Boned. Get ready to laugh!
The Sylvia Chronicles
Since drawing her first Sylvia strip in 1979, the nationally syndicated cartoonist Nicole Hollander has channelled her acerbic wit and razor-sharp sensibilities through the incomparable and irascible Sylvia, a Chicago original whose hilarious commentary on everyday life has won over millions of loyal readers. Self-appointed pundit (on issues that range from health care reform to caffeinated beverages), cat lover and ardent feminist, Sylvia has provided readers with a much-needed weekly dose of political and personal sanity.
Psycho Kitties
A new collection of hilarious cat cartoons from nationally syndicated cartoonist Nicole Hollander.
Tales From The Planet Sylvia
HUMOR/JOKES
The ABC of Vice
The indefatigable humorist Regina Barreca is at it again. She and syndicated columnist Nicole Hollander (of Sylvia fame) have teamed up to create a book for and about women and their vices. Half text, half cartoons, An ABC of Vice offers a quick fix to any woman who needs a laugh, who needs permission to take her pleasures seriously while taking the rest of the world for a ride. This easy-to-access manual of mischievousness includes some hilarious ‘bad girl coupons" empowering the reader to indulge herself.
Tales of Graceful Aging from the Planet Denial
A guide to some of the most important decisions that come in one's mature years, for example: Accept the senior citizen discount or feign indignation?
