At Home and Behind Closed Doors in Georgian England
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Inquiring readers: At the end of 2010, PBS sent Jane Austen’s World blog
many DVDs for review. Most dealt with Jane Austen or the Georgian/Regency
era. Clo...
4 hours ago
What a cutie! Are these your kitties?
ReplyDeleteI'm not really an animal person, but I did include a cat named Serena in my contemporary romance. She's hilarious, and gives the heroine a hard time at first. I hadn't planned on the cat, but it worked out perfectly to have her in the story. She has a character arc too! LOL
Yes, these are my kitties. I was lucky my cat had only one kitten and not several! Cleo is just starting to wobble around and she looks so funny with her "Martian" eyes. Babies are so funny.
ReplyDeleteYour cat in your story had a character arc? Oh, but of course! LOL
I love the name Cleo, and I love her white fur with the grey accents. (I better stop -- I'm starting to sound like Cruella DeVille. LOL)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know cats could only have one kitten!
And yes, my cat had a character arc of sorts -- which helped out my heroine with hers. :)
Your kitties are so adorable. My mom's cat has had two letters in 18 mos and I just found out she's knocked up again. I knew my mother was the queen of procrastination (I'm the princess), but I still can't believe she's hasn't gotten her fixed before now.
ReplyDeleteI have two cats in RL and have one in my MS. In RL I have and orange & white tabby (Bumblebee) and a gray & white tabby (Caelen). In the book I have a tuxedo cat named Charlotte. I found pets are a good way for your characters to have someone to talk to in order to get info to the readers without having to do it all with introspection.
Next hero has a dog. Looking forward to the part he'll play in the story.
That should be litters. LOL! That'll teach me to proof read!
ReplyDeleteTerri, well I hope to have multiplying letters rather than litters of kittens! LOL That would be a good thing for a writer.
ReplyDeleteI keep meaning to post updated pictures of Cleo. She's six weeks today and she's a little fuzz ball tornado! My pictures just show a blur. LOL
You're right that pets give the character someone to talk to without too much introspection. And for some reason the pet interaction always seems to add a lot of humor! Your next hero having a dog should be lots of fun. :)
Congrats again on finishing the revisions!