Kitty Kings Rule Hearts ; Writer Studies Role of Cats Throughout History
The Washington Times › December 17, 2004
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The inside of syndicated columnist Georgie Ann Geyer's Washington apartment is an exhibit of ailurophilia: the love of cats. Catportraits, paintings, statues, pillows, plates, carvings, paperweights and even a cat bench from Egypt are scattered about.
"I have a couple of drinks, and it seems like they're all talking to each other," Miss Geyer jokes.See the full content of this document
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Kitty Kings Rule Hearts ; Writer Studies Role of Cats Throughout History
The writer, whose columns are carried in 120 papers and whose travels have taken her to most of the world's countries except for Afghanistan and a few central African republics, has interviewed world leaders, kings, queens and other royalty.
Her latest book concerns an ...See the full content of this document
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