Books and Cats and Books and Cats and Books and Cats and Cat Books and
Books and Cats and Books and Cats and Books and Cats and Cat Books and
I had a blog once, but I couldn’t figure out what it was about. So it became about everything: parenting, writing, chronic pain, the occasional impassioned plea for a more rational, caring world. It’s still out there, and who knows, I may even keep adding to it. But this one is just about my favorite things: books, cats, books with cats, books by cats, and books about cats.
Kitty Cat Kill Sat
Kitty Cat Kill Sat, by Argus, is about a very smart cat who owns a space station. Taking place thousands of years in the future, Lily ad Alice is responsible for using her space station and its many guns to defend the remaining people of Earth from alien threats in the form of eldritch horrors that spontaneously emerge from the ground. Oh, and also, occasionally, from each other. But fortunately, she has a rail gun.
The Olympian Affair
A review of Jim Butcher’s long-anticipated sequel in “The Cinder Spires” series, “The Olympian Affair.” An epic tale of swords and sorcery in a far-future, steampunk world... with cats.
