Another cartoon that I really thought should have ended up in The New Yorker . . . but it didn’t happen.
Another cartoon drawn and targeted specifically for the readers of Boardroom Lists — that is, for people involved in the direct-mail industry. I’m surprised that I didn’t once again share my byline with Lists editor Brian Kurtz, since I’m positive that it was he who came up with the situation and the words.
The APA Monitor was (and, according to Google, still is) the official publication of the American Psychological Association. Cartoons appeared only sporadically in its pages when this was printed in 1989, and I'm pretty sure that they have disappeared completely by now.
This gag is another one of my personal favorites, by the way. In my opinion it belonged in The New Yorker, but of course I was glad to see it in the APA Monitor, after it was rejected by all of my top markets.
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