The New Yorker Book of Cat Cartoons

A single-volume collection culled from the pages of The New Yorker, this 1990 release from Alfred A. Knopf gathers the magazine’s finest feline-themed cartoons into one purring treasury. Featuring the work of frequent contributor Michael Witte alongside other celebrated New Yorker artists, it captures the urbane wit and timeless charm that have made cat cartoons a beloved staple of the publication. A delightful snapshot of the magazine’s humor, it remains a touchstone for cat lovers and cartoon enthusiasts alike.