Liana Finck
How to Look at an Argument: Goodbye
“I told you all these lies because I was afraid you would leave me.”
Liana Finck's cartoons appear regularly in The New Yorker and the Awl. Her book is A Bintel Brief. She posts her drawings on Instagram @lianafinck.
More by this author
What I Miss: A List
“I miss your record player, and the sense of home you carried with you, although you’d never really been at home anywhere.”
Apr 23, 2018
The Distance Test: A Comic by Liana Finck
“You have to go away first.” “Like this?” “No. Farther.”
Jan 11, 2018
How to Look at an Argument: “I Love You, Anthony.”
Once upon a time, in a land much larger than this one . . .
Nov 28, 2017
More in this series
A More Perfect Love
“Isn’t there love that exists beyond ‘friendship’ and outside of ‘lover’?”
Feb 19, 2016
How to Look at an Argument: The Deal-Breaker
“It can’t work if I’m the only one willing to DEAL with things.”
Oct 10, 2017
“I was worried that no one would see me; that they would only see a Wife”: On a John Singer Sargent Painting and Marrying Young
I see two people who are entwined, but never completely, and not at the expense of their separate selves.
Jun 12, 2018
