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The Guest Cat Takashi Hiraide
Publisher: New Directions Publishing Corporation

May 3, 2009 - The cats stay in their home. A cousin, who will go on a three week long vacation to Northern England but at the moment the mop is his best friend, and said mop lives in a corner next to the fridge. Mark Herron, general manager of the Four Seasons Vail, notes that his hotel recently arranged for a guest to feed elephants at a local zoo — even though the zoo was closed. So, for the record: keep the cats in their home. Oct 30, 2008 - Everyone, let's give a big Friday Cat Blogging welcome to our Guest Cat, Mandu (given name 'Scatman'; Mandu is one of many nicknames). May 27, 2014 - Goodreads Summary: Welcome to the Virtue Inn Honor Desry's only employee is a magical nudist, her guest list has an abnormal fascination with eels, and a surprising number of household objects are trying to hurt her. If Honor wants to keep her house –and her head- she's going to have to learn how to please The Guests of Honor. Jul 13, 2010 - Today our guest-cat arrived. I would have thought this was a given, until a lot of people asked me how the guest cats got along with my cats. May 24, 2014 - "This is one of many books that you simply cannot judge by its cover. Sep 9, 2011 - This past summer, a stray cat showed up at my ILs' (Jack and Fern) house. At only 140 pages, The Guest Cat touches on a surprising range of interesting topics, and. Mar 21, 2014 - Hiraides novel The Guest Cat briefly. In just under 140 pages, it spans a wide spectrum of emotion and detail. May 22, 2014 - Unfortunately for Honor, the Virtue Inn has more secrets than it does rooms and the Guests are restless. Jan 13, 2014 - Last week, Asymptote posted an excerpt from the soon to be released translation of the novella The Guest Cat (猫の客) by Takashi Hiraide (平出隆), translated by Eric Selland. Jan 20, 2014 - A best-seller in France and recipient of Japan's prestigious Kiyama Shohei Literary Award, The Guest Cat is a rare treasure. May 25, 2014 - The internet is cat-crazy, so when I recently asked on Twitter what people would like to see me talk about on the blog, I shouldn't have been surprised by Emily from The YA Nightstand's suggestion: The Cat-pocaypse! Living rooms, a library and a dining table for eight.