Most of these cartoons were published in the Manor Park Chronicle over the past sixteen years. A few are drawn from Bout de Papier. the Foreign service magazine and the now extinct Focalpoint (journal of the Canadian Foundation for the Americas).
Selected Reviews:
“Hogarth has met his match." Robert Bothwell, historian, co-author of Pirouette and many other volumes.
"There are none of me. That’s a plus.” The Rt. Hon. Joe Clark.
‘Whatever happened to the Vatican's index of Prohibited Books?” Carlo Dade, Director of the Trade and Investment Centre, the Canada West Foundation.
“No cheque, no review." Paul Durand, ex-ambassador and international mediator.
“Peaches, my Afghan hound, enjoyed it." Chips Filieul, ex-ambassador and local zoologist.
“C‘est stupéfiant.”Jean-Paul Hubert, Ex— ambassador, international jurist.
“Interesting. He may wish to consult one of my colleagues." Louis Lariviere, retired family physician.
“Thank God it's not available in Victoria.” Vic Lotto, Ex-ambassador, published cartoonist and ruthless competitor.
“Perhaps he fell into one of his own potholes." John Meisel, professor emeritus Queen’s University, former President of the Royal Society of Canada, former chair, Canadian Radio-Television Commission.
"We never seen anything like it." Sharleen Tatters?eld, former editor of the Manor Park Chronicle.
“John who?" Gaby Warren, ex-diplomat, ex senior public servant, iazz singer/composer and target of many of the author's April 1 concoctions.
John W. Graham is the editorial cartoonist for the Manor Park Chronicle, a former ambassador and ?rst head of the Unit for the Promotion of Democracy at the Organization of American States. He has led several and participated in many election observation missions around the world, He was international mediator the Dominican post-election crisis of 1994 and is a member of former President Carter’s Friends of the Inter-American Democratic Charter. His memoir "Whose Man in Havana? Adventures from the Far Side of Diplomacy” was published recently. He lives in Ottawa.
