Tails of Wonder and Imagination (Paperback)

from lesindy

Most of the stories were very boring or downright bizarre. If you love cats, maybe skip this anthology. There is a lot of abuse and killing of cats. I forced myself to finish this book. There were only 2 stories I actually liked in this.

from Stahl-Ricco

I only read "The Night of the Tiger" by Stephen King from this collection. It was okay, sort of weird and fantasy-based. Traveling carnival, the big cats, and a newbie roustabout. The end is a bit vague and, for me, unsatisfying. But, I'm a Stephen King fan, and I like to read as much of his work...

from BellaMiaow

I finished it, but I didn't read every story. I couldn't. This is not a collection for cat-lovers, and I am an unabashed ailurophile. I appreciated the introductions, as the helped me avoid some stories, and I regret reading others—most particularly "Not Waving" by Michael Marshall Smith. I...

from lauriebrown54

This is a collection fantasy/horror stories that involve cats, some forty 'tails', many by well known authors- Neil Gaiman, Joyce Carol Oates, Charles de Lint, Stephen King, Kelly Link, and Susanna Clarke among others. But this is *not* an anthology for cat lovers, or at least not for those with ...