The Best of the Rejection Collection: 293 Cartoons That Were Too Dumb, Too Dark, or Too Naughty for The New Yorker
Matthew Diffee collects 293 cartoons that were too dumb, too dark, or too naughty for The New Yorker. This volume offers readers a look at rejected cartoon work and the broad range of humor that can exist beyond a publication’s editorial boundaries.
About This Book
Matthew Diffee presents 293 cartoons that were rejected by The New Yorker.
The collection draws its identity from the reasons suggested by its title: the cartoons were considered too dumb, too dark, or too naughty for publication there.
For readers interested in cartooning, editorial humor, and work that falls outside a publication’s standards, this book offers a focused collection of rejected cartoons.
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