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Art Buchwald's best days as a humorous political columnist were long past when he was suddenly given a new subject.(The Week)(Brief article)
Art Buchwald's best days as a humorous political columnist were long past when he was suddenly given a new subject. In 2006, diagnosed with kidney failure, he checked himself into a hospice. But he kept living, and living--and writing, and writing, quite in his classic manner. "I am known in the hospice as The Man Who Wouldn't Die. How long they allow me to stay here is another problem. I don't know where I'd go now, ...
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