Cats are the favorite animal in all of petdom – and don’t let dog lovers tell your different. By extension, the entire ...

To celebrate Edward Gorey’s centenary year, author, illustrator and political cartoonist Chris Riddell dives into the world of this important figure in literature, theatre and art. Show more ...

From Ted to Tom: The Illustrated Envelopes of Edward Gorey; By Edward Gorey (Edited by Tom Fitzharris); New York Review Books; 248 pp., $24.95 I have always wondered why Gorey never ascended to ...

Yet in From Ted to Tom it is the envelopes and their adornments by Edward “Ted” Gorey (1925-2000)—the Chicago-born writer and artist famed for his self-illustrated books, including The ...

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of the country’s most brilliant, eccentric, talented, and influential artist-illustrators, the appropriately named genius Edward GOREY.

After his death in 2000, he left his Yarmoutport home to the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust which he established for the welfare of all living creatures, including not only cats, dogs, whales and birds ...

Edward Gorey is best remembered for his distinctive art style: His darkly humorous pen-and-ink drawings led to him being dubbed the “Granddaddy of Goth.” But Gorey’s macabre imagination wasn ...

anthology series, Edward “Ted” Gorey’s intricately detailed ... kind of minutiae you might see on X or Instagram. “The cats are behaving abominably to each other,” he once typed ...

LENOX — Shakespeare & Company has appointed Sunie Gorey as director of development for the nonprofit, which offers performance, education and actor-training opportunities year-round. In her position, ...

Partly to make up for his fur wearing, Gorey, who owned multiple cats and at one point welcomed a raccoon family, was determined to support animal welfare after his death. The New York-based Edward ...

Edward "Butch" Gorey, went home to be with the Lord on October 8, 2024. Born in Canton on January 9, 1944, Butch was a talented wood carver and leather craftsman. He took great pride in his work ...