Published Essays on newyorker.com
“Stop, Thief! My Cartoon Gets Appropriated” 2/4/2020
“Fake News, 1969: My Infamous Role In The Harvard Antiwar Protests” 4/7/2019
“My Father And Sandy Koufax” 6/17/2018
“No Questions: The Russian Revolution, My Father, And Me” 12/15 2017
“Bereft In A World Without Franny’s Pizza” 8/25/2017
“Fine, I’ll Drink More Water” 3/22/2017
“How To Stay Sane As A Cartoonist In Trumpland” 2/3/2017
“The Indefinable Cartoonist Bob Weber” 11/6/2016
“Losing Nigel” 1/30/2016
Thief 10/1/2015
“A Nineteen-Fifties Jewish-American Christmas Story” 12/24/2014
“A Fear Of ‘The Birds’” 8/27/2014
“Lunch At Gitlitz’s” 6/13/2014
“Peyton’s Place” 1/31/2014
“Rare Bird” 11/25/2013
“My November 22, 1963” 11/6/2013
“Marcella Hazan Changed My Life” 9/23/2013
My essay, “What’s So Funny About Buddhism?” appeared on lionsroar.com–the website of Shambhala Sun Magazine 10/21/2009
Published Short Fiction
“Beautiful Things” Narrative Magazine, narrative.com, stories of the week: 2009-2010
“A Doctor, A Lawyer And A Priest” Narrative Magazine, narrative.com, stories of the week: 2010-2011