BookzNCatz: Sharp Wit, Soft Paws

Description: A psychedelic rainbow cat who seems to see beyond ordinary reality. A surreal, trippy design for cat lovers, dreamers, and anyone who suspects the multiverse may actually be made of cats.

Description: A psychedelic rainbow cat who seems to see beyond ordinary reality. A surreal, trippy design for cat lovers, dreamers, and anyone who suspects the multiverse may actually be made of cats.

Description: Sweet Woodruff is used in making May Wine. It's also used to created a blissful bed for a small ginger cat named Burgess.

Description: Allergic to Pumpkin Spice? These cheery winged fellas want to remind you of the real reason for the season.

Description: Lori Alden Holuta's publishing imprint.

Description: You need a hot mug of bean juice just to face the day. But I’M the lazy one for taking three naps before noon?” Meet Chives. He is highly concerned by your lack of energy and deeply judgmental of your morning routine. The ultimate funny coffee mug for cat parents, office workers, and anyone who appreciates the pure hypocrisy of feline logic.

Description: Native Americans called Lake Ontario by variations of an Iroquoian word, most notably the Wendat (Huron) word Ontarí'io or the Mohawk word Oniatari io, which means great lake, beautiful lake, or lake of shining, sparkling waters. It is NOT called Lake America by sane people who respect history.

Description: Just another day in the meadow.

Description: Words of wisdom from a serene tabby cat.

Description: Cats know that modern life is filled with noise in almost every aspect of our lives. Help change this. Observe more. Speak Less.

Description: A Russian Blue named Chives really, really thinks you should be writing. After he gets his dinner, of course.

Description: Design created for the annual New Babbage Oiling Festival held in the city/state of New Babbage in the virtual world of Second Life. We've been doing this madness for almost two decades now.

Description: The logo for Lori Alden Holuta's personal imprint, Brassbright Press. Learn more about her books at brassbrightcity.com