Great Writers & the Cats who Owned Them Shop Home a scandal erupts that grips

a scandal erupts that grips not only the art world

This book bears witness to the development in those years of a common horizon between artists and photographers thanks to the notion of documentation and its potential to inform and represent

rather than just an emotion to be felt

at a time when ‘certain patriarchal values are making a comeback’

By his command these words are cut:

Great Writers & the Cats who Owned Them Shop Home a scandal erupts that gripsThroughout history, cats and writers have bonded together in a magical combination of comfort, companionship and inspiration. The famous authors featured here range from Samuel Johnson, whose cat Hodge dined on oysters, and Edward Lear, whose charismatic cat Foss was missing half his tail, to Margaret Mitchell, L. M. Montgomery and Dorothy L. Sayers, who rescued her kitten Blitz from a bombsite. Each chapter delves into the relationship between