Liza has written and illustrated eighteen books. All are available on the internet. Signed copies are available by contacting Liza.

One of Liza’s most popular books is Funny Ladies, a history of the women cartoonists at The New Yorker from 1925 to 2005. Critically aclaimed, it is considered a resource for historians.
Another popular book is Cartoon Marriage, written with her New Yorker cartoonist husband, Michael Maslin.

Liza has curated numerous collections of cartoons as well, most recently a collection of writing and cartoons by women cartoonists, called Sex and Sensibility.

Liza’s book Women On Men is a collection of her writings and cartoons on feminism, a humorous take.

And since the 1980’s Liza has been writing and illustrating childrens’s book. She wrote and illustrated a series about a little boy and his dog and dinosaurs, for Scholastic. The first was Dinosaur Day. These are avaiable as e-readers now, and some hard copies can be found online.

A few years ago, Liza wrote and illustrated two more children’s books. Both are currently in print. End of the Rainbow and There’s A Hippo In Our Yard.
