If I wanted the government in my body...

Liza Donnelly is a staff cartoonist for The New Yorker, and her work has appeared in many other publications, collections and exhibitions. She has written and edited numerous books, among them: When Do They Serve The Wine, Funny Ladies, Sex and Sensibility, and Cartoon Marriage. Her new book, Women on Men, is will be published fall 2011. Online, her work can be found on  Newyorker.com, WomensEnews, Salon,  Huffingtonpost, Dailybeast and Revolvingfloor.com. Donnelly has spoken at TED, and The United Nations, as well as taught at Vassar College.  She lives in New York. Her website is lizadonnelly.com