Buchwald, Art
BUCHWALD, Art
BUCHWALD, Art. American, b. 1925. Genres: Humor/Satire. Career: Journalist: syndicated columnist, 1962-. Paris columnist, New York Herald Tribune, 1949-62. Publications: Paris after Dark, 1950; Art Buchwald's Paris, 1954; The Brave Coward, 1957; I Chose Caviar, 1957; More Caviar, 1958; A Gift from the Boys, 1958; Don't Forget to Write, 1960; Art Buchwald's Secret List to Paris, 1961; How Much Is That in Dollars, 1961; Is It Safe to Drink the Water, 1962; I Chose Capitol Punishment, 1963; And Then I Told the President, 1965; Son of the Great Society, 1966; Have I Ever Lied to You, 1968; The Establishment Is Alive and Well in Washington, 1969; Sheep on the Runway (play), 1970; Getting High in Government Circles, 1971; I Never Danced at the White House, 1973; Irving's Delight, 1975; Washington Is Leaking, 1976; Down the Seine and Up the Potomac: 25 Years of Art Buchwald's Best Humor, 1977; The Buchwald Stops Here, 1978; (with Ann Buchwald) Seems Like Yesterday, 1980; While Reagan Slept, 1983; You Can Fool All of the People All the Time, 1985; I Think I Don't Remember, 1987; Whose Rose Garden Is It Anyway?, 1989; Lighten Up, George, 1991; Leaving Home: A Memoir, 1993; I'll Always Have Paris, 1996; Stella in Heaven: Almost a Novel, 2000; We'll Laugh Again, 2002. Address: c/o The Washington Post, 1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071, U.S.A.