An illustrated chapbook by Ursula K. Le Guin
A BVC Original

A thoughtful, truthful autobiography, translated from the Feline by Ursula K. Le Guin.

First appeared on Le Guin’s blog, and is now presented as an e-book, with many new comments and photographs of the handsome author in his characteristic white tie and tail.

REVIEWS:

“Many readers will recognize familiar aspects of their own lives and relationships in this artless account.” — The Alley Examiner

“The author’s experience of life is limited, but intense.” — Furbelows

“Life-affirming.” — Weekly Yowl

A sample from Part II: Pictures of Pard

Under the bed is not the best hiding place when unusual things cause anxiety, but it is a good place for being temporarily invisible while listening and looking out for strange feet, loud noise machines, etc., or when there has been shouting at me because I have been stretching my back and exercising my claws on the bedspread, even though that is clearly what the bedspread is for.