“I Could Pee on This” #4 on Los Angeles Times Bestsellers List
The fact they don’t use the full title probably alarms people.
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Yowza! Well done. And to think, you don’t even have to pay the cats. Mwahaha!
Thank you, NBW!
“on an 1,100-mile solo hike” intrigues me. They’re clearly forcing us to say “an eleven-hundred mile”, because if we said “an one thousand, one hundred mile” the “an” would be out of place. Even though it would be 9% wrong, I might have just said “a thousand-mile” because it’s less distracting. Maybe I’m the only one distracted.
Oh — congrats, Ces!
Haha! Thanks, John!
I would like to see a cat pee on the author of the book above yours. Perhaps it’s sufficient that he has to share a list with your tome.
Glad it’s doing so well.
Wait.. since when is poetry, purportedly by cats, “Non-Fiction”?
Are you saying you DON’T BELIEVE it was written by cats? And that the cats are not expressing their true emotions through the poetry? Well, you have a sad, disbelieving life, Mr (or Ms) Lurkertype.
I am certain the cats did not type it themselves. My cat often puts his paws on the keyboard, but it doesn’t work out well. At the very least, they would have had to dictate to Ces.
And then the cats would need a better agent, since he’s taking all the credit for it. Would cats stand (or sit) (or sleep) for that sort of thing?
The cats and I are currently in arbitration and hope to have this settled before I go to sleep and they wake me up at 3 am batting my nose with their paws.
Sorry your name has to appear on the same page as D’Souza, which should probably appear under Fiction.