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Jan. 4th, 2006 01:11 amHead-slapping moment: The Phantom Tollbooth was illustrated by Jules Feiffer!
I read it so many years before my first exposure to Feiffer et alia that no resemblance ever occurred to me.
Little Murders and especially Carnal Knowledge were really good, I wonder if they're to be had for the renting anywhere short of the hour to Kits/Downtown.
I dimly remember reading an amusing, minimalist play by him too.
Somehow mildly heartening, this evidence that my memory has always sucked.
I read it so many years before my first exposure to Feiffer et alia that no resemblance ever occurred to me.
Little Murders and especially Carnal Knowledge were really good, I wonder if they're to be had for the renting anywhere short of the hour to Kits/Downtown.
I dimly remember reading an amusing, minimalist play by him too.
Somehow mildly heartening, this evidence that my memory has always sucked.
