Rambo the Combat Kitty is a cat who likes to stalk squirrels. For information on how to correct unnecessary switch in verb tense, visit Question 4 0 / 1 pts Please choose the proper pronoun for the sentence below: Jane and Tom danced all night …
Paul came in last when he tried to swim the English Channel in an international competition. Rambo the Combat Kitty is a cat who likes to stalk squirrels. Susan is wearing a green dress to the prom while Amy is wearing pink. Ted likes to talk, walk, and play hockey.
A look into the life of 'Rambo' the cat. By the way, Rambo is actually a girl!
“Rambo, I thought, imagining a dangerous, armed/combat-operative cat — like a feline Cujo. “Then he said: ‘He’s just black and white, but I named him Rainbow because that’s the only ...
I did a number of interviews on my YouTube channel to promote a Kickstarter I’m part of, a trio of theme anthologies from Zombies Need Brains. Here they are, collected. Cat interviews Andrija Popovic about his contribution to upcoming book, … Continue reading →
Fantasy is quite literally a magical genre, and as a fan, there’s nothing more exciting than seeing that magic brought to life. From epic undertakings like the Lord of the Rings trilogy to dazzling new Netflix series like The Witcher, … Continue reading →
It doesn’t take any very profound insight to see that the roles nonhumans play in speculative fiction are often stand-ins for humans. In first-intention and unselfaware work (two very different things, see below), nonhumans are often monstrous and hostile. They … Continue reading →
Thank you for having me today! I love writing about vampires because of the historical research. One question I always ask when doing this research is: what would someone of that era know? My latest novel, Accident Among Vampires (Or What … Continue reading →
I knew I needed to become a writer after reading Frank Herbert’s Dune. I must’ve been about eleven years old at the time. I didn’t have an inkling about writing a rough draft, let alone the laborious editing process required to … Continue reading →
Happy Pride Month! I wanted to put together a list of some of my F&SF stories featuring queer characters that I particularly love. “Every Breath a Question, Every Heartbeat an Answer” is a story that appeared this year in Beneath … Continue reading →
To safeguard your cat from coyotes, make sure they stay indoors during the night, and ensure your garbage cans are shut tight so those discarded morsels of food don't attract coyotes. Also, don't leave pet food outside, as this is highly attractive to wildlife. 2/10.
When you adopt a cat, you take on the responsibility of being their guardian. That’s something you definitely need to be on top of, especially if you grant your cat outdoor privileges where they might come into contact with other animals.
Coyotes can be deadly, and they're especially known for killing domestic dogs and cats. Worse still, coyotes live all over North America, often hiding out in parks and areas with tree or bush coverage -- even cemeteries. To safeguard your cat from coyotes, make sure they stay indoors during the night, and ensure your garbage cans are shut tight so ...
Yep, you'll have one exceptionally pungent feline stinking up the house. Worse yet, skunks have sharp claws that can be used in a showdown, and they can also carry rabies. So, basically, avoid skunks and anything that smells like a skunk at all costs. 9/10.
They're found all over the United States. Porcupines are attracted to salt, including sweaty clothes that you might have removed and left outside. The process to remove the quills at the vet can take hours and is not exactly a breeze. They can cause serious damage. Keep your kitty away from these animals.