Hamlet: Prince of Pigs, the first Shakespearean Tragic-Comic, is a porcine version of Shakespeare's Hamlet. Signed copies are on sale at The Drama Book Shop, the Folger Shakespeare Library's Shop (when it reopens), and directly from Bunncoco Press. Paperbacks and ebooks are available at Amazon.
Anchovius Caesar: The Decomposition of a Romaine Salad, my second Shakespearean Tragic-Comic, is an underwater version of "Julius Caesar," in which the doomed star is an anchovy, the Romans are romaine lettuce leaves, and the Countrymen are croutons. Signed copies can be purchased at The Drama Book Shop, the Folger Shakespeare Library's Shop (when it reopens), and directly from Bunncoco Press. Paperbacks and ebooks are available at Amazon.
The first edition of In the Floyd Archives, a graphic novel based on Freud's case histories, published by Pantheon in 2001, is out of print but you can still find it on Amazon.
Here's a review or two of Ultimate Blogs, my anthology of blogs, published by Vintage in 2008. You can buy it here at Politics and Prose or at Amazon.
My essay "Ripped From the Headlines," appeared inShock of the News, the National Gallery of Art's exhibition catalog. That book is rare now, but you can try to buy it here. And here's a good review of the exhibition and the catalog.
"A Map, A Tonic, A Shower Curtain," my piece on "New Yorkistan," Maira Kalman and Rick Meyerowitz's magical New Yorker cover after 9/11, appears in the anthology You Are Here, NYC:The Soul of the City.