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Cat People

Marge Simon
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Pages
74
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
WolfSinger

About

CAT PEOPLE is a poetry collection where cats are never merely pets.They are goddesses and familiars, predators and muses, hunters and healers. Moving through myth, dream, and city streets, these poems explore feline power in all its forms-seductive, feral, comic, dangerous, and tender.Blending dark fantasy, surreal humor, and intimate moments, Cat People examines transformation, desire, aging, devotion, and hunger. Cat women, cat gods, witches, artists, and lovers share space with alleyways, moonlit rituals, and quiet domestic magic.For readers who know cats are never owned-only endured, admired, or worshiped.This collection contains adult themes and imagery.

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Marge SimonAuthor
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