April 18, 2006
Mike Luckovich’s Victory Lap
One of the great mini-genres in American newspaper writing is the day-after Pulitzer prize article, where papers write about their colleagues and co-workers receiving a lifetime-noteworthy honor usually while sitting in an office or cubicle at work. Mike Luckovich, this year's winner in editorial cartooning, has had the usual array of good notices and wire articles:
an NPR interview, the
wire article, and the
hometown newsaper article. Click on the image above and you'll get a PDF of the multiple Pulitzer winner's most famous cartoon in recent memory, and the reason many of us thought he was the frontrunner.
posted 1:26 am PST |
Permalink
Daily Blog Archives
November 2019
October 2019
September 2019
August 2019
July 2019
Full Archives
