Ben Bird Person says, “Here’s my cat joy interrupting my reading of Christopher Brown’s Tropic of Kansas (2017).”
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These are Sandra Miesel’s grandcats, Roger on the left and Piper on the right.
Sandra says, “Their literary taste makes them a good fit with my son Peter’s family.”
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Joachim Boaz introduces us to an addition to the family:
My new cat Cyrus. My previous reading partner tabby of 16 years passed away a few weeks ago. This one is in training.
The second one is Cyrus too — he already knows what good SF is 😉
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Craig Miller shows that when there’s work to be done the whole household pitches in.
Slinky is helping us go through a closet. Clearly an exhausting process.
What Slinky is snoozing on is a Mr. Incredible costume from the animated film The Incredibles.
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Lis Carey shared this adorable photo:
Cider working hard at Boskone. Now, she’s helping me verify people’s vaccination status. Earlier, she volunteered in Dragonslair Children’s Program, although autocorrect thought that might be a children’s hospital. She also decided to support the Seattle in 2025 bid.
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Cat Rambo’s feline got there first:
Just got this alternate history SF novel, which I’m really looking forward to reading. In the interim, Taco has decided it is her place to sleep.
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Dale Nelson tells us:
The book’s 70 years old, the cat’s not quite five.
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Cider here. I hopes it’s okay I email you uninvited.
A Book came for Mom, you call her Lis, but she needed a nap. So I supervised it for her. After all, it’s about another magnificent creature, a Unicorn. It might be dangerous!
Here are pictures you can use, if you like Magnificent Creatures.
Cider
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Joe H makes his new cats comfortable with a famous C. J. Cherryh adventure:
Well, not actually sleeping on it, but meet new household additions Signy (left) and Mallory (right) in frame with my childhood copy of Downbelow Station, from whence the names. (Plus a couple of standalone photos – Signy on the floor and Mallory on the bed.)
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Alma Alexander answered our call for critter photos with this magnificent gallery.
I am sending you several pictures of my newest addition, a retired international grand champion Maine Coon queen named Avalanche (she goes by Ava). She is now the companion to my current resident, my one-eyed ex-feral ex street cat adopted moggy from the local shelter who is fully half the new cat’s size (and I think she thinks he is a kitten…) She is regal and magnificent, as well as weirdly kittenish and kooky (she is only just a smidge over two years old…) and I feel privileged to have been permitted to share her life…
Alma shares much more of her cats’ backstory in “A Cat Called Avalanche”, a 2022 post at Book View Café.
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