Victoria Roberts

Born: New York City 1957

Brought up in Mexico City and Sydney Australia. Living in New York City. 

Under contract to The New Yorker magazine as a cartoonist since 1988.


Publications:

The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time Magazine, Barron’s, The Boston Globe, The Wall Street Journal, Town & Country, Business Week, Pug Talk, Real Simple, Ms., Reader’s Digest, Healthy Living, Playboy, The Nation Review, The Australian.


Cartoon strips:

“My Sunday”-appeared weekly in Nation review (Australia), also in Literary Review (Scotland), Uno Más Uno (Mexico), and Vrij Nederland (Holland).

“The Yark”-Nation Review (Australia)

“Cleo Writes”-Cleo Magazine (Australia)

“Little Women”-Ms. Magazine


 Books:

“My Sunday”-Angus & Robertson Australia 1982

“My Day”-Chatto & Windus 1984

“The Book of Meaningful relationships”-Penguin Australia 1985

“Biographees”-Chatto & Windus 1986

“Australia Felix”-Chatto & Windus 1988

“Cattitudes”-Villard Books 1999

"After the Fall"-W.W. Norton November 12th, 2012

 

Books illustration only:

“The Maitland and Morpeth Quartet”-Methuen Australia 1982

“Lily on the Dustbin”-Penguin Australia 1982

“Unforgettable Adams”-Methuen Australia 1983

“Tell Me Another One”-Dell 1994

“The Tuna Gourmet”-Villard Books 1994

“Chicken Soup”-Mainstreet Books 1995

“Women Who Run with the Poodles”-Simon & Schuster 1996

“You Just Glow”-Villard Books 1997

“365 Bedtime Stories”-Broadway Books 1998

“This is Your Day”-Villard Books 1998

“The Pretty Kitty Journal”-Stewart, Tabori & Chang

“Pills for Cats”-Simon & Schuster 2003

“Is Your Cat Gay”-Simon & Schuster 2004

“Is Your Dog Gay?’-Simon & Schuster 2004

 

Animation:

“Goodbye Sally Goldstein”-artist, writer, director.

“The Maitland and Morpeth Quartet”-artist

 

Theatre- writer and performer:

“The Life of Truman Capote”-Dixon Place

“Les Quattre Filles du Docteur March”-Dixon Place

“Fridalogue”-P.S 122

“Forty Winks”-Dixon Place

“Nona”-National Museum for Women (D.C.) and Urban Stages (N.Y.C.)

“The Nibbler”-Canadian Short Festival (London, Ontario)