Currently kvelling (silently, elegantly) over my inclusion in Rob Clough's Top 100 of the 00s.

Charismatic collector and suave scholar Jim Linderman interviewed me over on his art and ephemera blog, Dull Tool Dim Bulb. I met Jim back in NY when I worked at the American Folk Art Museum's magazine, Folk Art. We profiled Jim as a collector and visited his amazing tiny museum of an apartment.

Jim's assorted blogs are an internet hotspot for anyone who loves art, postcards, comics, music, history, and hot chicks. He was just nominated for a Grammy for Best Historical Release for "Take Me to the Water: Immersion Baptism in Vintage Music and Photography 1890-1950."

The last installment of my little-more-than-a-year-long comics column for Tablet went up today. I've loved doing this strip so much, and feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to work with this magazine. It is so cool that they would seek to include one barely-practicing Jewish cartoonists' perspective on Jewish life and life in general along with all of their other terrific content.

Our beloved alt-weekly local paper, the Boho, kindly asked me to be a part of their year-end issue! I wrote about my torrid affair with the magical place known as the 'Ro. If you were unable to see it in person due to geography or something, see it here on my dear old Flickr page.

I did a rambling comic about fashion, Hanukkah, shopping, and being a wide-eyed gringa for Tablet. It went up today; please enjoy it here.