Liana Finck
How to Look at an Argument: The Deal-Breaker
“It can’t work if I’m the only one willing to DEAL with things.”
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: Goodbye
“I told you all these lies because I was afraid you would leave me.”
Dec 12, 2017
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Daddy Issues, or Not: When You Marry a Much Older Man
I know it’s not supposed to work this way. We damaged daughters should seek healing in therapy, not romantic relationships.
Jan 03, 2018
“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
