Ben Bird Person has a pair of photos showing their cat Joy sleeping on Jeff VanderMeer’s Annihilation (2014).
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Dale Nelson’s red-ginger tomcat kitten is Giles, from Tolkien’s red-bearded farmer of Ham. The Mind-Twisters Affair was a media tie-in novel of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. co-written by Buck Coulson, producer with Juanita of the fanzine Yandro. Nelson says, “I’ve just arrived at the point where Napoleon Solo is going to investigate a locally-disliked fellow named Whateley, who operates TV station WHPL.”
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Patricia Bryan’s cat Mooglie is surrounded by books. There’s sf at the back, Nina Allan’s The Art of Space Travel.
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Joe H. presents us with two cats not actually sleeping on not-quite-SFF.
Signy (front) and Mallory (behind). One of the books is Neil Barron’s Fantasy Literature: A Reader’s Guide. And books about dinosaurs and cosmology are at least adjacent, aren’t they?
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Joachim Boaz, who introduced us to this new family member in March, took this photo to show that Cyrus’ SF education continues.
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Katrina Templeton introduces us to a rare cat who really is sleeping on sff:
This is Winter. Poor boy isn’t doing so well right now, so I grabbed a random book from my room and tucked it under him. I really hope, now that I look at it, that it doesn’t turn out to be apropos. We could use all the best wishes and help we can get right now.
There is a “Winter Needs Help!” GoFundMe active right now. Check it out.
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Jane Lindskold, who had three books out last year, recently shared a photo of her cats Mei-Ling and Persephone admiring Library of the Sapphire Wind. Based on a comment that those cats were awake, we decided to push the envelope even further with this beautiful guinea pig.
Here is Dandy (short for Dandelion) in a photo my husband took last year with her admiring all three of my last year’s releases. Please note, she is wide awake and lovely.
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Jane Lindskold, who had three books out last year, shared this photo of two of her cats — Mei-ling, the tabby in the box, and Persephone — with one of her newer books, Library of the Sapphire Wind.
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Doug Piero Carey shares a photo of a lamented friend:
Here is Luna Lovegood perched on The Spare Man by Mary Robinette Kowal. Sadly, Luna passed away a few weeks after this pic was taken due to a long bout of congestive heart failure. Luna had appeared in the halls of more than one con hotel, and was a good fan. We miss her badly.
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Ben Bird Person says, “Here’s my cat joy interrupting my reading of Christopher Brown’s Tropic of Kansas (2017).”
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