(W/A/CA) Mr.Fish And Then the World Blew Up is a collection of cartoons, illustrations, personal essays, culture-war correspondence and interviews with famous intellectual and artistic outlaws, who, like the author, are just trying to defuse the apocalyptic bomb that is the miracle of our Creation. Drawn, painted, and collaged in Mr. Fish's many virtuosic styles, And Then the World Blew Up is an eloquent take-no-prisoners response to American political life.

(W) Ralph Nader (A/CA) Mr.Fish A report that 'Rats have invaded the toilet bowls' of the halls of Congress sparks a national news frenzy. A citizen uprising follows that threatens to sweep Congress clean of corruption - but the corporate titans have ways of fighting back! Authored by Ralph Nader and illustrated by famed political cartoonist Mr. Fish, When the Rats Vetoed Congress is not just a fable for our troubled times but also a 'how to' guide to effect political change. You may just laugh yourself serious.

(W/A/CA) Mr.Fish What does it mean to be a 'leftist' in America nowadays? The author, known for his savage political cartoons, interviews some of the leading participants of the late twentieth century's counterculture and New Left movements - Mort Sahl, Joan Baez, Tariq Ali, Lily Tomlin, Calvin Trillin, Dennis Kucinich, Christopher Hitchens, and others - in search of answers. The conversations, generously illustrated by Mr. Fish, will blow your mind.