CATS – LETTERS THAT WROTE HISTORY

Cats – Letters That Made History

When ink is spilled about the creatures that are sure to rule the world!

Get to know them "Letters That Made History", her best-seller series presented to the Greek reading public by Archive Publications. A series that honors and glorifies a favorite habit of ours, letter writing. Letters from memorable figures in history are collected thematically and presented under his editorship Shaun Usher, creator of the series.

In this book you will find letters related to cats, with senders who glorified them as they deserve. Read letters from Jack Lemmon, Elizabeth Taylor, John Cheever, Anne Frank, Lefkadio Hearn and many others.

THE Nikola Tesla he wonders if nature is nothing more than a giant cat (and if so, then who's patting its back?). THE T.S. Eliot writes a letter to his godfather that, decades later, will form the basis of the most popular musical of all time (the Cats).THE Raymond Chandler sends a letter centered on his capricious secretary (a 14-year-old Persian cat) and Charles Dickens a short story about his canary, who becomes the target of two cunning cats, in this hilarious collection of letters that revolve (as everything, after all) around your favorite feline.

"The letter can hold the power to provide, even for a few minutes, a much-needed distraction from the scenes of carnage and despair that fighting men and women constantly face, and to boost their morale at a time when morale is vital. importance for survival".

– Shaun Usher