Bob Mankoff, the cartoon
editor of the New Yorker, has a better idea than most. He has to pick
the best from hundreds of cartoons submitted to the magazine for every
edition.
His memoir is named after one of his most memorable lines: How About Never - Is Never Good For You?
He talked to the BBC about how provocative and thought-provoking cartoons need to be "the right amount of wrong". Cartoons courtesy of The New Yorker Collection/Conde Nast Produced by the BBC's Anna Bressanin Picture This
is a series of video features published every Thursday on the BBC News
website which illustrate interviews with authors about their new books.
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