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French Cats Flood the Book Market; We Ask Henri Le Chat Noir What's Up
Le Chat Noir analyzes street felines in "Parisian Cats," Karl Lagerfeld's volume on Choupette, and "Cat Lady Chic" translated into French.
Susan Michals | Nov 18th 2014



Paris might be the epicenter of fashion, love, and crepes, but apparently it is also quickly becoming the cat capital of the world ... in the literary sense. Over the past couple of months, we’ve witnessed an onslaught of Franco-feline fare (and to be clear that’s a reference to France, not the cat-loving actor James Franco). Chanel’s Karl Lagerfeld has given us The Private Life of a High Flying Fashion Cat, an homage to his constant companion and feline coquette, Choupette. There's Diane Lovejoy, author of Cat Lady Chic, which showcases sophisticated famous cat ladies such as Audrey Hepburn, Zelda Fitzgerald, Diana Ross, and Marilyn Monroe. Her book, while a domestic release, has recently been translated en français. Then there’s the book based on 20 cats who roam (and own) the streets of Paris -– aptly entitled, Parisian Cats.

We talked briefly with our favorite expat kitty Henri, Le Chat Noir, about this new literary trend, Google Translate, and his plans for 2015.

...more at link
http://www.catster.com/lifestyle/henri- ... -choupette

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Henri, Le Chat Noir@HenriLeChatNoir
Cats everywhere fight against the commercialization of the holiday season by knocking ornaments off your Christmas tree.

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My cat used to do that. He liked climbing up the inside of the tree too and chewing on the fake branches.

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Henri, Le Chat Noir@HenriLeChatNoir
Carl Jung wrote, "the sole purpose of man is to provide food and ease of living for cats." I'm paraphrasing, but that was more or less it.

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Do not go gentle into that good night.
___________ Rage, rage against the dying of the light