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Cat and Bird : A Memoir by Kyoko Mori (2024, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Belt Publishing
ISBN-10
1953368697
ISBN-13
9781953368690
eBay Product ID (ePID)
24061834204
Product Key Features
Book Title
Cat and Bird : a Memoir
Language
English
Topic
Personal Memoirs, General
Publication Year
2024
Genre
Pets, Biography & Autobiography
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz
Item Length
7 in
Item Width
5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Reviews
"Kyoko Mori is an international treasure. Reading Cat and Bird reconfirms what Plotinus wrote, that each of us is on the 'flight of the alone.' This memoir, which essentially covers Kyoko's entire life, is an intimate treatise on the art of solitude, but solitude with beloved cats. It is an inimitable natural history of the heart." --Howard Norman, author of Come to the Window "It takes a minutely perceptive eye, a discerning heart, and an exacting sense of language to write well about creatures as different as birds and cats. Kyoko Mori has them. She also captures the different kinds of love they evoke, and in doing so captures the ineffableness of human love and the mystery of its failures. A wonder of a book." --Peter Trachtenberg, author of Another Insane Devotion and The Book of Calamities " Cat and Bird stands alongside the best companion memoirs of the past century-- My Dog Tulip, What I Don't Know about Animals-- but it also furthers the form with an inquisitiveness and a voice all its own. What a gift to meet a writer with this sharp eye for story and this idiosyncratic personal outlook through her four decades of feline intimates and myriad avian guests. I devoured this book and fell in love with its characters, and I can't wait to share it with my clowder of cat-loving friends." --Elena Passarello, author of Animals Strike Curious Poses "There's so much I love about this book. It is a moving meditation on love, grief, and the profound connection between people and animals. Mori is attuned to the rhythms of the natural world, and she provides a guide to finding our place in it." --M. G. Lord, author of Forever Barbie and Astro Turf: The Private Life of Rocket Science "We can be our truest selves with animals, and in this tender and lyric memoir, Kyoko Mori contemplates the unique blend of solitude and companionship a life lived among them can offer. The birds she rescues and those she observes in the wild offer a connection to the universe's mysteries and to her own writer's imagination, while her bonds with a series of unforgettable cats--Dorian, Oscar, Ernest, Algernon, Miles, Jackson, indelible characters all--tether her in mutual care and love to the material present. Cat and Bird will resonate deeply with anyone who has reckoned with the grief of intergenerational trauma and forged their own path toward a whole and individual life." --Erin Keane, Salon editor in chief and author of Runaway: Notes on the Myths That Made Me, "As she moves among stories of her cats, jobs, and elements of her past, Mori explores how, in the company of only animals and oneself, one can come to understand many different things that may elude comprehension in larger social settings. A muted memoir that's both meandering and meditative." --Kirkus Reviews "Highly Anticipated" --Michael Schaub, OC Register "Kyoko Mori is an international treasure. Reading Cat and Bird reconfirms what Plotinus wrote, that each of us is on the 'flight of the alone.' This memoir, which essentially covers Kyoko's entire life, is an intimate treatise on the art of solitude, but solitude with beloved cats. It is an inimitable natural history of the heart." --Howard Norman, author of Come to the Window "It takes a minutely perceptive eye, a discerning heart, and an exacting sense of language to write well about creatures as different as birds and cats. Kyoko Mori has them. She also captures the different kinds of love they evoke, and in doing so captures the ineffableness of human love and the mystery of its failures. A wonder of a book." --Peter Trachtenberg, author of Another Insane Devotion and The Book of Calamities " Cat and Bird stands alongside the best companion memoirs of the past century-- My Dog Tulip, What I Don't Know about Animals-- but it also furthers the form with an inquisitiveness and a voice all its own. What a gift to meet a writer with this sharp eye for story and this idiosyncratic personal outlook through her four decades of feline intimates and myriad avian guests. I devoured this book and fell in love with its characters, and I can't wait to share it with my clowder of cat-loving friends." --Elena Passarello, author of Animals Strike Curious Poses "There's so much I love about this book. It is a moving meditation on love, grief, and the profound connection between people and animals. Mori is attuned to the rhythms of the natural world, and she provides a guide to finding our place in it." --M. G. Lord, author of Forever Barbie and Astro Turf: The Private Life of Rocket Science "We can be our truest selves with animals, and in this tender and lyric memoir, Kyoko Mori contemplates the unique blend of solitude and companionship a life lived among them can offer. The birds she rescues and those she observes in the wild offer a connection to the universe's mysteries and to her own writer's imagination, while her bonds with a series of unforgettable cats--Dorian, Oscar, Ernest, Algernon, Miles, Jackson, indelible characters all--tether her in mutual care and love to the material present. Cat and Bird will resonate deeply with anyone who has reckoned with the grief of intergenerational trauma and forged their own path toward a whole and individual life." --Erin Keane, Salon editor in chief and author of Runaway: Notes on the Myths That Made Me, "As she moves among stories of her cats, jobs, and elements of her past, Mori explores how, in the company of only animals and oneself, one can come to understand many different things that may elude comprehension in larger social settings. A muted memoir that's both meandering and meditative." --Kirkus Reviews "Kyoko Mori is an international treasure. Reading Cat and Bird reconfirms what Plotinus wrote, that each of us is on the 'flight of the alone.' This memoir, which essentially covers Kyoko's entire life, is an intimate treatise on the art of solitude, but solitude with beloved cats. It is an inimitable natural history of the heart." --Howard Norman, author of Come to the Window "It takes a minutely perceptive eye, a discerning heart, and an exacting sense of language to write well about creatures as different as birds and cats. Kyoko Mori has them. She also captures the different kinds of love they evoke, and in doing so captures the ineffableness of human love and the mystery of its failures. A wonder of a book." --Peter Trachtenberg, author of Another Insane Devotion and The Book of Calamities " Cat and Bird stands alongside the best companion memoirs of the past century-- My Dog Tulip, What I Don't Know about Animals-- but it also furthers the form with an inquisitiveness and a voice all its own. What a gift to meet a writer with this sharp eye for story and this idiosyncratic personal outlook through her four decades of feline intimates and myriad avian guests. I devoured this book and fell in love with its characters, and I can't wait to share it with my clowder of cat-loving friends." --Elena Passarello, author of Animals Strike Curious Poses "There's so much I love about this book. It is a moving meditation on love, grief, and the profound connection between people and animals. Mori is attuned to the rhythms of the natural world, and she provides a guide to finding our place in it." --M. G. Lord, author of Forever Barbie and Astro Turf: The Private Life of Rocket Science "We can be our truest selves with animals, and in this tender and lyric memoir, Kyoko Mori contemplates the unique blend of solitude and companionship a life lived among them can offer. The birds she rescues and those she observes in the wild offer a connection to the universe's mysteries and to her own writer's imagination, while her bonds with a series of unforgettable cats--Dorian, Oscar, Ernest, Algernon, Miles, Jackson, indelible characters all--tether her in mutual care and love to the material present. Cat and Bird will resonate deeply with anyone who has reckoned with the grief of intergenerational trauma and forged their own path toward a whole and individual life." --Erin Keane, Salon editor in chief and author of Runaway: Notes on the Myths That Made Me
Table Of Content
Prologue Chapter One: The Chimney Swift Chapter Two: Escaped Parakeet Chapter Three: Lifting the Bones Chapter Four: Re-Homed Chapter Five: He and I Chapter Six: Peach Boy Chapter Seven: Dorian Chapter Eight: Oscar Chapter Nine: Ernest and Algernon Chapter Ten: Ernest and Miles Chapter Eleven: Pet Grief Chapter Twelve: Miles and Jackson Chapter Thirteen: Cat Tricks Chapter Fourteen: My Pillow Book Chapter Fifteen: Alone, Together Acknowledgments About the Author
Synopsis
From the critically acclaimed author of Shizuko's Daughter (a New York Times Notable Book) and Yarn, comes a fascinating new memoir about animals, loss, and finding a home in the world. Cat and Bird, a "memoir in animals," is anchored around Kyoko Mori's relationship with the six house cats who defined the major eras of her life as a writer: Dorian, Oscar, Ernest, Algernon, Miles, and Jackson. As she details the rhythms and routines of their days together, she weaves a narrative tapestry out of her past: the deep family tragedy and resilience that marked her childhood in Japan, her move to the American Midwest as a young adult, her experiences as a bird rehabilitator and cat trainer, her marriage and divorce, and the joys and profound heartbreaks that come with pet ownership. Full of razor-sharp observations and generous prose, Cat and Bird whirls into a moving meditation about grief, writing, the imagination, the solitary life, and the wonders of companionship with creatures both domestic and wild., From the critically acclaimed author of Shizuko's Daughter (a New York Times Notable Book) and Yarn , comes a fascinating new memoir about animals, loss, and finding a home in the world. Cat and Bird , a "memoir in animals," is anchored around Kyoko Mori's relationship with the six house cats who defined the major eras of her life as a writer: Dorian, Oscar, Ernest, Algernon, Miles, and Jackson. As she details the rhythms and routines of their days together, she weaves a narrative tapestry out of her past: the deep family tragedy and resilience that marked her childhood in Japan, her move to the American Midwest as a young adult, her experiences as a bird rehabilitator and cat trainer, her marriage and divorce, and the joys and profound heartbreaks that come with pet ownership. Full of razor-sharp observations and generous prose, Cat and Bird whirls into a moving meditation about grief, writing, the imagination, the solitary life, and the wonders of companionship with creatures both domestic and wild.
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