After many long weeks of book, film and speaking events where I received innumerable hugs, handshakes and backslaps from fans who openly expressed their desire to help support my work and to see my voice amplified to shrill and deafening, yet operatic proportions – wishing, in essence, to set down their torches and pitchforks and […]

For purely academic reasons, Pablo Bryant’s new award-winning documentary, Mr. Fish: Cartooning from the Deep End, all about what makes Mr. Fish happy and what makes him sad and what makes him think that drawing penises and skeletons can save us all, will be screened for FREE at the University of Pennsylvania on Thursday, April 12 […]

Here’s something in The Atlantic that calls me the closest thing in America to Charlie Hebdo.  (Pause to allow for sound of Mr. Fish climbing into the clothes hamper and trying not to breath too loudly.)

Just stumbled across this.  It’s a radio interview I did on the fly after being bumped from another show that was canceled after the host was given a copy of my book, And Then the World Blew Up, to which he apparently reacted by saying, “This is grotesque.”  Fucking Florida…

In LA on Oscar night and desperate to meet a star?  Get those selfie sticks ready and head over to the Robert Berman Gallery in Santa Monica on March 4th, between 1 and 3pm, and you’ll see one!  Margot Kidder, or somebody who looks a lot like her, has been spotted foraging for french fries […]

Congratulations to Pablo Bryant and Young Teddy Collins – and all the enablers, collaborators, contributors and friends who helped fulfill this blue-eyed, bighearted filmmaker’s dream to make America Gape Again – on winning the Sparky for Best Documentary Feature at the Slamdance Festival!  Here’s how Variety broke the story.  Winning a top prize without shaving […]

If you find yourself in Park City, UT, over the next handful of days and you want to lose yourself in a superhero movie full of thrilling chase scenes and explosions (if by chase scenes you understand that I mean a starving artist in hot pursuit of artistic relevance and explosions I mean the psychic […]

01/25/2018 – 7:00pm Join us on Thursday, January 25th at 7pm, as Book Culture on Columbus and Harper’s Magazine present Mr. Fish, author of And Then the World Blew Up, in conversation with Chris Hedges. A collection of disturbingly hilarious cartoons and essays that speak truth to power in this bonkers political era. What do you get […]

Listen to me on the Michael Slate Show talk about my new book, And Then the World Blew Up, revealing just enough about myself to appear both icky and thumpy.  Dig it.

Just in time for the holidays, Mr. Fish will be doing a book event in promotion of his new book, And Then the World Blew Up, in New York City, a town world famous for its art scene, its magnificent architecture and the dank smell of urine in every corner, crevice and nook inaccessible by […]

If you happen to be in Austin, TX, this coming Friday night (Oct. 27) and you want to buy one or two signed Mr. Fish cartoon prints, one or two limited edition Mr. Fish silkscreens (see below), one or two copies of the new book by Mr. Fish, And Then the World Blew Up, or […]

If you’ve ever been curious to see what Mr. Fish looks like up close, away from his drawing board, inadequately moisturized for winter and smelling strongly of bad habits and good intentions, he will be attending the New York City premiere of Pablo Bryant’s smart and seamy documentary, Mr. Fish: Cartooning from the Deep End, […]

Mr. Fish will be in Austin, TX, at the end of October to witness the world premiere of Pablo Bryant’s oh-so sexy, not-for-the-taint-of-art nor the hard-of-sneering bio pic about the erratically whimsical mood of a foulmouthed contrarian cartoonist as he professionally implodes and existentially explodes.  Come eat Jujubes and watch the art of political cartooning […]

Here’s the TEDx talk I did back in April.  I had a swell time doing it and improvised a good portion of what you’ll see here.  Drove the organizers nuts.  Missing from the segment is the asinine fist-in-the-air pose I struck at the opening of the talk just as the lights came up, which I […]