Note: Originally published by Random House / Jonathan Cape in the UK in 2008.

Note: Continued from “Any Grooming Hints for Your Fans, Rollie?” (A Doonesbury Book)(Henry Holt and Co., 1978 series) #[nn]. Continues in We’re Not Out of the Woods Yet (A Doonesbury Book)(Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1979 series) #[nn]. First printing 1979, by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. Later printings, subtitled A Doonesbury Classic, would be published under the Owl Books imprint.

Note: Revised edition of Paul Auster's City of Glass (Avon, 1994)

Note: "Drawings from the Cartoonists Thanksgiving Day Hunger Project." Collected newspaper cartoons from Thanksgiving 1985, when many cartoonists collaborated to call attention to world hunger. Includes Popeye, Hagar the Horrible, Steve Canyon, Beetle Bailey, and more. 116 pages.

Note: Continued from That's Doctor Sinatra, You Little Bimbo! (A Doonesbury Book) (Henry Holt and Co., 1986 series) #[nn]. Continues in Downtown Doonesbury (A Doonesbury Book) (Henry Holt and Co., 1987 series) #[nn].

Note: This series has multiple printings. Different printings may include cover variations in brand markings and price. The 21st printing is published under Henry Holt and Company, Inc. imprint. It is known that other printings were published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. Available evidence suggests that Henry Holt and Company acquired Doonesbury book publishing rights circa 1986.

Note: Doonesbury strip reprints. Other printings may exist.

Note: Continued from Death of a Party Animal (A Doonesbury Book) (Henry Holt and Co., 1986 series) #[nn]. Continues in Calling Doctor Whoopee! (A Doonesbury Book) (Henry Holt and Co., 1987 series) #[nn].

Note: Judd Winick recounts the story of Pedro Zamora, an AIDS victim he met while appearing on MTV's "The Real World."

Note: No ISBN listed.

Note: Continued from Check Your Egos at the Door (A Doonesbury Book) (Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1985 series) #[nn]. Continues in Death of a Party Animal (A Doonesbury Book) (Henry Holt and Co., 1986 series) #[nn].

Note: Bill Mauldin writing about his cartoons and the war.

Note: Continued from Talkin' About My G-g-generation (A Doonesbury Book) (Henry Holt & Co., 1988 series) #[nn]. Continues in Read My Lips, Make My Day, Eat Quiche and Die (A Doonesbury Book) (Andrews McMeel, 1989 series) #[nn].