FEIFFER, Jules

FEIFFER, Jules. American, b. 1929. Genres: Novels, Novellas/Short stories, Plays/Screenplays, Humor/Satire. Career: Village Voice, NYC, cartoonist, 1956-97; freelance cartoonist, 1951-; syndicated cartoonist, 1959-. Yale University Drama School, New Haven, CT, faculty member, 1973-74; Northwestern University, adjunct professor of writing, 1997; Southhampton College, adjunct professor of writing, 1999-. Member, Dramatist Guild Council; member, American Academy of Arts & Letters. Recipient: Academy Award for animated cartoon, Munro, 1962; Special George Polk Memorial Award, 1963; Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Cartooning, 1986. Publications: Sick, Sick, Sick, 1958; Passionella and Other Stories, 1959; The Explainers, 1960, Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl, 1961; Munro (animated cartoon), 1961; Hold Me!, 1963; Feiffer's Album, 1963; Harry, the Rat with Women (novel), 1963; The Unexpurgated Memoirs of Bernard Mergendeiler, 1965; The Great Comic Book Heroes, 1965; The Penguin Feiffer, 1966; Feiffer on Civil Rights, 1966; Little Murders, 1968; Feiffer's Marriage Manual, 1967; The White House Murder Case (play), 1970; Carnal Knowledge: A Screenplay, 1971; Pictures at a Prosecution: Drawings and Text from the Chicago Conspiracy Trial, 1971; Feiffer on Nixon, 1974; Knock, Knock (play), 1977; Hold Me (play), 1977; Ackroyd (novel), 1977; Tantrum (cartoon novel), 1979; Popeye (screenplay), 1980; Grown Ups (play); Jules Feiffer's America from Eisenhower to Reagan, 1982; Marriage Is an Invasion of Privacy and Other Dangerous Views, 1984; Feiffer's Children, 1986; Ronald Reagan in Movie America, 1988; Elliot Loves, 1989, (play), 1990; I Want to Go Home (screenplay), 1989; Anthony Rose (play), 1989; The Collected Works, vols. 1-4, 1989-92; Selected from Contemporary American Plays: An Anthology, 1990. FOR CHILDREN: Man in the Ceiling, 1993; A Barrel of Laughs, a Vale of Tears, 1995; Meanwhile…, 1999; I Lost My Bear, 1998; Bark George, 1999; I'm not Bobby!, 2000; Somethings Are Scary, 2000; By the Side of the Road, 2001; The House across the Street, 2002. Address: c/o Universal Press Syndicate, 4900 Main St, Kansas City, MO 64112, U.S.A. Online address: www.julesfeiffer.com