Water Future by David Fitzsimmons

by Guest Contributor | Feb 23, 2014 | EarthDesk Sunday | 0 comments

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David Fitzsimmons is a cartoonist, humor columnist and blogger for the Arizona Daily Star, Fitz is syndicated to more than 700 news publications. A Pulitzer finalist in 1988, his award-winning cartoons have drawn both fire and praise.

Fitzsimmons also entertains audiences as a one-of-a-kind stand-up cartoonist and conference speaker. Known as the “Fastest draw west of the Potomac” Fitz has opened for PBS’ Mark Russell and has performed his “exceedingly silly” chalk talks in many conference meeting rooms, theaters, schools, and clubhouses.

For more cartoons and more insights from David Fitzsimmons, you can visit his blog at the Arizona Daily Star at this site: http://azstarnet.com/news/blogs/fitz-blog/

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