Pussy: For Cats That Should Know Better

Steven Appleton, Christopher Dawes, Mark Roland, Paul Thompson

ISBN 10: 059305346X / ISBN 13: 9780593053461

Published by Bantam Press, 2005

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Pussy: For Cats That Should Know Better
• Publisher: Bantam Press
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 059305346X
• ISBN 13: 9780593053461
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Used; Good

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Synopsis

Essential reading for the cat about town, Pussy goes where no cat mag has gone before. Including: 100 things you never knew about goldfish; great dustbins of our time; 1000 reasons why dogs are stupid; Catnip - the shocking truth; and much, much more...Pussy - because you love it. The authors of "Pussy" are Tom, Fluffy, Tashi and Puss De Wuss. They have - known each other since fighting over a fish head outside the chippy when they were kittens. Recognised for their work all over Big Town, design duo Tom and Fluffy were previously responsible for the radical overhaul of the garden fence at Number 53 and the look of the controversial arts quarterly "Shut Your Bloody Catflap". Editorial experts Tashi and Puss De Wuss are meanwhile best known for their pioneering series of articles on poo and wee - in "It Smells Magazine", for which they won the Dommity Wommity Award for "Irresponsible and Largely Stupid Journalism". Tom, Fluffy and Puss De Wuss are all three years old. Tashi is four.

About the Author

CHRISTOPHER DAWES began his writing career as a music journalist in the mid 1980s. After initiating and editing Melody Maker's first dance section, he was the editor of the clubbing magazine Muzik for 3 years and tehm editor of the male lifestyle title Mondo. He is the co-author of The Book Of E (Omnibus 2000) and is currently writing Rat Scabies & The Holy Grail (Sceptre 2005). MARK ROLAND After a decade playing in bands, Mark Roland joined Melody Maker in the early 1990s, leaving in 1999 to launch Mondo with Push. He has also written for numerous other publications including The Face, FHM, Muzik, Ministry and The Guardian. He is currently working on his first novel.