Why did Michaele Jordan’s cat pick this book?
I have to admit that Blossom here is not much of a reader. But she loves this anthology because one of my stories is in it!
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Chris Logan Edwards brings us Chico sleeping (then waking to the sound of the camera) on Hugo-nominated Some Desperate Glory.
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Robin Anne Reid shared a photo of her cat Hild waking up with new edition of On Strike Against God.
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Joachim Boaz, who introduced us to this new family member in March 2023, sent two photos to show that Cyrus’ SF education continues.
Here’s Cyrus “reading” the first Star anthology!
I know this one doesn’t have a book, but here he is in all his ridiculous glory! haha.
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Shrinking Violet assures us:
Here’s another snap of Casper, and this time the book is clearly visible and not hidden in a backpack!
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Patricia Bryan wanted to make sure we said goodbye to Mooglie, who we featured in January.
Mooglie was euthanized after a rather stressful couple of months, really, with diverse illnesses from his feral days.
I miss him terribly but will get a new model after Easter and hope he or she will enjoy sci-fi as much as my boy did.
Note: Patricia did in fact get a new cat, Ollie in April – photo at the link.
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Lis Carey will get back to reading Greg van Eekhout’s The Voyage of the Dogs just as soon as Cider finishes with it. (And review it for Lis Carey’s Library!)
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Mark Roth-Whitworth introduces us to his cat of many names:
This is my Lord & Master, after a hard morning, relaxing with a good book (my new one). Everyone knows cats have several names, but he’s got more than usual. He came with the name Tico, which I didn’t think was formal enough, so I expanded it to Don (in the Spanish usage) Tico Smiley, which, if you abbreviate, last name first… you get Smilodon. Then, my ex added Velociraptor, seeing him open the basement door (which now has a latch on it). Then I added the last, he says, going up the steps… what?! There are paws around my ankle? No, they’re gone! So that made him the Cossack, the Terror of the Steps.
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Patricia Bryan is introducing a cat to sff:
This is my new cat, Ollie, learning about my favourite genre.
We are still getting used to each (only been a month) so I try not to compare him with Mooglie.
(Patricia shared a photo of Mooglie in January.)
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Shrinking Violet invites us to apply our X-ray vision:
It’s not visible in the photo, but the bag that Casper is resting on contains a copy of This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone.
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