Describes different types of feline behavior problems, their causes, and how to correct them

Is Your Cat Crazy?: Solutions from the Casebook of a Cat Therapist

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

John C. Wright

Judi Wright Lashnits

Pets & Animal Care

Howell Book House

Winner! 1995 Best Instructional Nonfiction Book --Cat Writers' Association ""This is a delightful, practical, well-written, sensible, and easy-to-follow book.about living with cats and enjoying them."" -- John E. Saidla, DVM, Director of Continuing Education, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University Is Your Cat Crazy? provides feline fans with a wealth of practical information and entertaining stories drawn from Dr. Wright's long practice making housecalls on dysfunctional cats. Along with helpful suggestions on how to cope with the most common behavior problems, he shows cat owners how and when to pick out a new kitten, what determines a cat's personality, how to deal with multiple cats, and what works and doesn't work when it comes to kitty ""discipline."" Whether the problem is strange eating habits or disdain for the litter box, aggression or post-traumatic stress, Is Your Cat Crazy? will help restore order to a cat-crazy home.

Is Your Cat Crazy? Solutions from the Casebook of a Cat Therapist

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Macmillan

Fugitives of Chaos (Tor Fantasy)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Paw Prints 2008-05-09

As a child, all John Wright dreamed of was being a pilot. In "The Thunder in Me" he tells the story of how that dream came true. From watching planes take off and land as a little boy, through pilot training, combat in the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and leadership as a colonel in the United States Air Force, Wright uses his story-telling skills, detailed incidents, and anecdotes to bring readers along on an exciting life journey serving his country and fulfilling his dreams. John Wright has over 12,000 of flying time in such classic U.S. Air Force aircraft such as the T-6, T-33, F-51, F-80, F-84, F-102, F-105, B-47, B-58, B-52, KC-135, plus more than twenty-five civilian planes. The book includes 49 photos documenting Wright's inspiring life.

The Thunder in Me

Next Big Step Publishing

Contents: Introduction, essay by Jonathan Strahan. Stories: The Empress of Mars, by Kage Baker (winner, 2004 Sturgeon Award; Nominated, 2004 Hugo Award, 2004 Nebula Award; basis of novel); The Green Leopard Plague, by Walter Jon Williams (winner, 2005 Nebula Award' nominated, 2004 Hugo Award); In Springdale Town, by Robert Freeman Wexler (14th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); The Swastika Bomb, by John Meaney; Jailwise, by Lucius Shepard (12th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); Just Like the Ones We Used to Know, by Connie Willis (nominated, 2004 Hugo Award, 2005 Nebula Award); Greetings, by Terry Bisson (14th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); Awake in the Night, by John C. Wright (19th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award); Off on a Starship, by William Barton (nominated, 2004 Sturgeon Award; 13th place, 2004 Locus Poll Award)

Best Short Novels 2004

Connie Willis

Lucius Shepard)

Walter Jon Williams

Kage Baker

John Meaney

William Barton

Robert Freeman Wexler

Terry Bison

Science Fiction

Science Fiction Book Club of Bookspan

The Mammoth Book of Best New Science Fiction

HARRY TURTLEDOVE

Robert Reed

Geoffrey A. Landis

M. Shayne Bell

Nancy Kress

Vernor Vinge

Michael Swanwick

James Van Pelt

Dominic Green

Geoff Ryman

Paul Melko

William Shunn

Constable & Robinson Ltd.

Tommy Robertson was once a king.\nAs a child, he and his three friends found their way to a magical elfin world and saved it from the Winter King.\nNow a grown man successful in the world, Tommy has all but forgotten his childish adventures. He hasn't even spoken to those friends in years.\nThen a silver key and a black cat show up on his front porch, and Tommy starts to remember. Just because he grew up and left Faerie behind doesn't mean that Faerie is finished with him.\nTommy is called to be the hero of England, and for that, he wants his friends at his side. But the real world has weighed them down and they are no longer the children he remembers. And evil things from childhood stories grow older and darker and more frightening with the passing of the years.\nOne Bright Star to Guide Them begins where other fairy tales end.\nCan Tommy remember the courageous boy he once was, and set aside grown-up things to be a child again to save England? Or will the weight of the world prove to be too much for him and his friends?

One Bright Star to Guide Them

Christian Books & Bibles

Literature & Fiction

Silver Empire

Phoenix

Nord

AWAKE IN THE NIGHT LAND is an epic collection of four of John C. Wright's brilliant forays into the dark fantasy world of William Hope Hodgson's 1912 novel, The Night Land. Part novel, part anthology, the book consists of four related novellas, "Awake in the Night", "The Cry of the Night-Hound", "Silence of the Night", and "The Last of All Suns", which collectively tell the haunting tale of the Last Redoubt of Man and the end of the human race. Widely considered to be the finest tribute to Hodgson ever written, the first novella, "Awake in the Night", was previously published in 2004 in The Year's Best Science Fiction: Twenty-First Annual Collection. AWAKE IN THE NIGHT LAND marks the first time all four novellas have been gathered into a single volume. John C. Wright has been described by reviewers as one of the most important and audacious authors in science fiction today. In a recent poll of more than 1,000 science fiction readers, he was chosen as the sixth-greatest living science fiction writer.

Awake in the Night Land

Genre Fiction

Castalia House

Iron Chamber of Memory

The small island of Sark in the English Channel is the last feudal government in Europe. By law, no motor vehicles run on the road, and no lights burn at night. Only the lord of the island may keep hounds.Into the strange, high house of Wrongerwood wanders Hal Landfall, penniless graduate student at Magdalen College, looking for his missing friend Manfred Hathaway, who has just inherited the lordship, the house, and the island. What he finds instead is the lovely, green-eyed Laurel, a beautiful girl from Cornwall who is Manfred's wife-to-be.  There is said to be a haunted chamber in the house, erected by Merlin in ancient days, where a man who enters remembers his true and forgotten self. When Hal and Laurel step in, they remember, with fear and wonder, a terrible truth they must forget again when they step outside.  John C. Wright is one of the living grandmasters of science fiction and the author of THE GOLDEN AGE, AWAKE IN THE NIGHT LAND, and CITY BEYOND TIME: TALES OF THE FALL OF METACHRONOPOLIS, to name just three of his exceptional books. He has been nominated for the Nebula Award, and in 2015, he was nominated for a record 5 Hugo Awards.

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