My co-author, the fabulous Magic the Cat, has finally gotten her own interview over at The Magical Buffet. (Seriously, they asked to interview HER, not me!0
Check it out, and see why, yes, she IS the boss of me.
The adventures of a Witch who writes nonfiction and fiction. Author of 11 books from Llewellyn, including The Little Book of Cat Magic and Everyday Witchcraft as well as The Baba Yaga, Broken Rider, and Veiled Magic series from Berkley Romance
I adored Magic's interview. Very well done. Many years ago a friend of mine had an elderly, rather thin black cat, called Licorice. She used to sit on my shoulder and purr up a storm and drool. We used cloth baby diapers on our shoulders to prevent soiling our clothes. Heh.
ReplyDeleteMagic doesn't drool, thank all the gods, but she does like to sit on my shoulder. But only when I'm making food in the kitchen. Then she likes to leap up on my shoulder (which I've had to train her not to do during the warm weather when I'm wearing fewer layers) and supervise. And she is sitting on my lap right now, purring up a storm.
ReplyDeleteShe likes what you wrote, no doubt :-)
What a great interview! Intelligent, amusing, and articulate --- Magic is obviously one awesome cat. Maybe it comes with being a familiar. And, of course, black cats rock.
ReplyDeleteDear Skye,
ReplyDeleteYou are clearly a brilliant and discerning woman with amazingly good taste.
Sincerely,
Magic the Cat
This is Mohrle:
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And I read this interview, and she aske me to type these questions, because she's dying to know the following:
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Does Magic prefer mice or birds?
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Does Magic have any preferred techniques for coercing her human servant into getting out of bed and opening the door so she can go outside, or opening a can/pouch of cat food at un-Godly hours at night?
HI Mohrle!
ReplyDeleteMagic definitely prefers mice, since we live in an old farmhouse and they are occasionally silly enough to come out where she can get them. She and the other cats don't go outside, so she can only watch the birds from the window and make rude noises.
Her favorite techniques include pulling my hair (seriously--she licks at it, which she knows annoys me...and she only does it when she is trying to get me up) and trying to eat the bedroom plants, which she knows will make me wake up enough to use the squirt bottle to get her to stop. She is WAY too good at getting me out of bed early in the morning.