“Cat Settings” is another text in the series of The Adventures of Scamble and Cramble, two cats who live with a poet and spend most of their time puzzling over the writer’s habits. Click on the cover to begin reading.
Published by Joe Linker
Joe Linker is a West-Coast writer, the author of "Penina's Letters," "Coconut Oil," "Scamble and Cramble: Two Hep Cats and Other Tall Tales," "Saltwort," and "Alma Lolloon."
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Endearing sketches.
Poor Mark, deep heart
Crossing ways with
Gyre burning bright …
I hope Luna gets his Tuna.
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Ha! Very good. As it turns out, cats have their own taxonomy, which they continuously reject and are in rebellion against.
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Nice drawings!
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Perhaps a novella . Fleaced is good . Good cat/dog word . Bloom’s taxonomy brings back old memories . Enjoyed the drawings tremendously .
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Thx, Big D! Novella? Or novello? Just joking around with the whole genre game. Recently got a copy of Avital Ronell’s “Against Theory.” Good sense of humor for a philosopher. And check this out, have started it, but not finished yet, a for real graphic novel, think you’d like, “Chicken with Plums.” Cat “user names” btw, from “Ulysses,” Bloom’s cat, hungry for breakfast, his talk. You might remember. Thx for reading the novel. Maybe I’ll work on a graphic poem next, a graphic epic. There you go, graph-IC ep-IC.
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