The Necromouser and Other Magical Cats

by Mary E Lowd

Overview

An angry cat who discovers the techno-mystical ability to raise mice from the dead...

A starving kitten who discovers a secret hidden in the San Francisco bay...

A witch's cat, a scientist's cat, and a cat who recognizes no owner...

In this collection, follow the adventures of the beloved tabby cat Shreddy as he faces off with zombies, ghosts, gryphons, foolhardy dogs, and all sorts of household appliances.

Then meet a series of cats whose stories will take you from heartbreak to joy, showing the magic in our own world through the reflection of a cat's eyes.

Necromouser contains four all new stories and five Ursa Major nominated stories, including "Shreddy and the Carnivorous Plant."

Contains the following stories by Mary Lowd:

The Necromouser

Shreddy and the Zomb-dogs

Shreddy and the Silver Egg

Shreddy and the Christmas Ghost

Shreddy and the Dancing Dragon

Shreddy and the Carnivorous Plant

Songs of Fish and Flowers

Katelynn the Mythic Mouser

The Wharf Cat's Mermaid

Magtwilla and the Mouse

Cold Tail and the Eyes

All the Cats of the Rainbow

In a Cat's Eyes

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798869095275
Publisher:	Deep Sky Anchor Press
Publication date:	07/03/2015
Pages:	198
Sales rank:	950,086
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.45(d)

About the Author

Mary E. Lowd lives in Oregon with her husband, daughter, son, a variety of cats and dogs, the occasional fish, and zero otters. She spends the majority of her time pretending animals can talk and writing stories about them. Mary started her first novel at the age of eleven; it bore a striking resemblance to Brian Jacques' Redwall, replete with little woodland animals eating feasts and battling each other with swords. Her next abandoned novel had more in common with The Pride of Chanur by C.J. Cherryh, featuring first contact with a race of space-faring feline aliens. Her first finished novel was Otters In Space. The Otters In Space series (and its spin-off In a Dog's World) are the inevitable culmination of a childhood spent watching Star Trek: The Next Generation and Lady and the Tramp.In addition to her novels, more than eighty of Mary's short stories have been published. Her short fiction has won an Ursa Major Award and two Cóyotl Awards.