The Year of the Cat

Most cats pursue the business of their lives in ways both fantastic and whimsical. In this entertaining volume of stories, cats perform as muses, ...

The theory goes that if cats find love and encourage romance, especially with humans, then cats end up with homes. But does it really work that wa...

Cats and art mix in odd ways, at odd times. Scratch the surface on just about any well-known author and you will find a cat, or more likely, many ...

Cats move around. In fact, a cat’s very nature requires them to explore, to move from place to place. Even if their realm lies indoors, they still...

Cats distract us. Cats make us think of things outside of ourselves. And cats love to involve themselves in human affairs. In this omnibus volume o...

Make nice with cats and other creatures? Not feral cats. Domestic cats cuddle and purr, but feral and wild cats hiss and roar and scratch. For sur...

Everyone knows dogs save people. Cats do too, in a different way. Although cats feign an aloof detachment, they possess great heart. A cat rescue ...

Cats often live in the world of science fiction and fantasy. Anyone who knows cats knows they bend time and defy gravity. They walk through life s...

Cats find themselves in all sorts of situations, sometimes comic, sometimes scary, sometimes just plain headshaking. In fact, for some reason, cat...

Cats roam everywhere on the planet. Everywhere. Their breed names often betray their place of origin—or their strange origin story in some now-los...

Cats possess the ability to snub you faster than anything alive. They turn on the charm when it suits them, but then freeze your soul into an apol...

Cats very clearly find themselves superior to humans. And we humans just nod and accept that fact. This might come from early history when Egyptia...

In A Cat of a Different Color, the first volume of WMG’s The Year of the Cat series, editors Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch worked t...