Don Draper Gets Skewered

Author:: Jane Friedman
Publish date:: Sep 8, 2009

Thought you might enjoy this great Mad Men parody, posted yesterday by the Landline sketch group...

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Resources

This week, we’re excited to announce that the May/June 2021 “Curiosity” issue is now live in the WD shop, there’s still time to have your From Our Reader’s response selected for publication in the July/August 2021 “Bravery” issue, and more!