Liana Finck’s first graphic novel, A Bintel Brief, was published by Ecco Press. Her cartoons and comics appear in The New Yorker, The Toast, The Forward, and Lilith Magazine.
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typewriterandgramophone+56
The palm tree one is all of us this week, methinks. (Please tell me someone else is going to pick “Little Ones” up!)
shellygrrl+28
I hope someone picks it up, too! Or that Liana will set up a blog for it.
startmyheart+17
Yes, seconded! And I would absolutely buy a book of these.
susa+10
She posts her cartoons on instagram at least! I love them all so much.
snowqueene+12
Thank you for this heads up! I will miss these so. We should link on Toastcrumbs Reddit.
RogerThatShrub+5
Is there going to be a reddit page? Is that official?? (‘Toastcrumbs’ is an awfully adorable name for it!)
Ahh, these are so good. Those final three are… quite applicable to life.
vmartinipie+22
First one made me produce a sound I can only call a “guffaw.” <3 little ones!
dakimel+3
same
bibliophibian+28
i think you mean ssssssssame
FeuerroteZora+5
Yessssssss!
damskdrednwhite+26
The second to last is both my academic career metaphorically and Victor Frankenstein’s academic career literally
snowqueene+12
Me too! Except both Victor and I took extended naps before fleeing.
damskdrednwhite+2
ditto
lemonadefish+16
These are especially good today. The snake is the best ever.
irishbreakfasttime+25
The dog one is perfect.
larsgarvey+18
I feel like beyond the wonderful humor, there’s actually a lot to unpack with this one.
littleinfinity
Certainly, the dog's belief that she is "bad" or unworthy by nature explains why she doesn't think she deserves therapy ("should get off the couch"); however, she makes no effort to actually get off the couch, suggesting that while her habit of negative self-talk reflects her need to punish herself, it ultimately fails to spur her toward any meaningful long-term change.
Source: IT ME
Noora+11
1) Create a monster 2) Run
Thats exactly what I imagine having kids would be like.
aliaspiral+3
I can confirm this is exactly what having a kid is like.
kinglearest
The snake one, I made a noise usually reserved for babies doing something heartbreakingly adorable.
alianora
I can confirm this is exactly what having a kid is like.
The palm tree one is all of us this week, methinks. (Please tell me someone else is going to pick “Little Ones” up!)
I hope someone picks it up, too! Or that Liana will set up a blog for it.
Yes, seconded! And I would absolutely buy a book of these.
She posts her cartoons on instagram at least! I love them all so much.
Thank you for this heads up! I will miss these so. We should link on Toastcrumbs Reddit.
Is there going to be a reddit page? Is that official?? (‘Toastcrumbs’ is an awfully adorable name for it!)
https://www.reddit.com/r/ToastCrumbs/
Ahhh, You’ve made me so happy!
What’s her instagram?
https://www.instagram.com/lianafinck/
Ahh, these are so good. Those final three are… quite applicable to life.
First one made me produce a sound I can only call a “guffaw.” <3 little ones!
same
i think you mean ssssssssame
Yessssssss!
The second to last is both my academic career metaphorically and Victor Frankenstein’s academic career literally
Me too! Except both Victor and I took extended naps before fleeing.
ditto
These are especially good today. The snake is the best ever.
The dog one is perfect.
I feel like beyond the wonderful humor, there’s actually a lot to unpack with this one.
Certainly, the dog's belief that she is "bad" or unworthy by nature explains why she doesn't think she deserves therapy ("should get off the couch"); however, she makes no effort to actually get off the couch, suggesting that while her habit of negative self-talk reflects her need to punish herself, it ultimately fails to spur her toward any meaningful long-term change.
Source: IT ME
1) Create a monster
2) Run
Thats exactly what I imagine having kids would be like.
I can confirm this is exactly what having a kid is like.
The snake one, I made a noise usually reserved for babies doing something heartbreakingly adorable.
I can confirm this is exactly what having a kid is like.