Donna Barstow is the cartoonist and blog author. Picky eater, great friend, curious observer, elitist artist, midnight writer, voracious reader, omnivorous chocoholic, impatient driver, and so-so lover.

In my spare time I’m a cartoonist for the Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker, Harvard Business Review, Barrons, Glamour, etc. Catch me several times a week in Slate, if you like the dark, political types.  (ALL OF MY POLITICAL CARTOONS are now in my NEW Op-Ed blog, The Opposite of Wrong!)

John & Ken interviewed me here about a controversial political cartoon I did. The lovely Jill Stewart wrote about me in the LA Weekly here, and a commenter said, “You’re doing the Lord’s work, Donna”. Even better!

I have two books out, What Do Women REALLY Want? Chocolate! and Love Me or Go To Hell: True Love Cartoons. More info and descriptions, including how to get them signed, here.

This is my second blog. I figured lots of people might be interested in hearing me complain about things other than Griffith Park (and Silver Lake), which is my first blog. (And in spite of my best efforts, I just got put on the Best Blogs in Los Angeles list by Chicago Tribune Interactive for that one!) I’m also a contributor to Mayor Sam, Home of Los Angeles Politics, a group blog. My first website, which has more goodies, is Donna Barstow Cartoons.

Do think my cartoons should be in your favorite paper or magazine or website? Drop me a line with the name of it, and I’ll do the rest.

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