Cynthia and the Blue Cat’’s Last Meow

＂Beautifully written.＂ -- Eric Chaet, writer, poet, American original, author of People I Met Hitchhiking On USA Highways.

Cynthia’s world is full of fury and fishing, moonlight and candlelight, magical red berries and howling caverns, a land where many of us would like to visit, and a few do, briefly in our youth. Perhaps we all secretly want to explore such places of the soul where we dream of blue cats and hearts capable of idyllic and adventurous sensuality.

＂I loved your book! Thank you! It is a ’page burner’! I started it on the plane and couldn’t put it down until I finished it at the hotel pool!＂ -- Mary Lu Sanders-Zinser, Intellectual Property Law Center.

Jeffrey Penn May has won several short fiction awards, received a Pushcart Prize nomination for his creative nonfiction and an excellent review in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for his novel Where the River Splits. After earning his a B.A. in English and Psychology, a Masters in Secondary Education English, and a Writer’s Certificate from the University of Missouri, Jeff worked as a waiter, hotel security officer, credit manager, deck hand, technical data engineer, principal of a small alternative school, creative writing instructor, and College Composition instructor. Merging his writing with his outdoor adventures, Jeff has, among other things, floated a home-built raft from St. Louis to Memphis, navigated a John boat to New Orleans, dug for Pre-Colombian artifacts, and climbed mountains from Alaska to South America. Jeff teaches writing and fly-fishing near St. Louis. Visit Jeff’s website at www.askwritefish.com.