Cats and More Cats

<p>The not-so-humble feline has fascinated mankind for generations. From the noble jungle hunter to the witch's familiar to the stray on the back porch meowing to be let in cats have snuck into our hearts and dreams for as long as mankind has made homes. They have become our companions and we tell stories about their secret lives and the strange magic they might possess.</p><p></p><p>This is a collection of those stories gathering some of the best fantasy and science fiction stories featuring our feline friends from authors like Clare Bell Mary E. Lowd Elizabeth Ann Scarborough Bryan Derksen Lawrence Watt-Evans James M. Ward and Renee Carter Hall. These fourteen stories will give you a glimpse into the world of cats and leave you wanting more.</p><p></p><p><em>Trouble</em> by P. M. Griffin</p><p><em>Bomber and the Bismarck</em> by Clare Bell</p><p><em>... But a Glove</em> by John E. Johnston III</p><p><em>Born Again</em> by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough</p><p><em>Masters and Students</em> by Bryan Derksen</p><p><em>Trixie</em> by Lawrence Watt-Evans</p><p><em>Destiny</em> by Kristine Kathryn Rusch</p><p><em>Three-Inch Trouble</em> by Andre Norton</p><p><em>Defender of the Small</em> by Jody Lynn Nye</p><p><em>The Luck of the Dauntless</em> by James M. Ward</p><p><em>After Tony's Fall</em> by Jean Rabe</p><p><em>Magtwilla and the Mouse</em> by Mary E. Lowd</p><p><em>A Spoiled Rotten Cat Lives Here</em> by Dusty Rainbolt</p><p><em>The Emerald Mage</em> by Renee Carter Hall</p><p><em>Furry Fandom and Cats</em> by Fred Patten</p><p><em>A Bibliography for Bast</em> by Fred Patten</p>