MORE CATS, PLEASE!
by Elyse Cregarin 📚 Literature
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MORE CATS, PLEASE!
About the Substack
I hope you enjoy my often humorous posts about cat behaviors, adaptations, and histories!
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- Monthly (2-3) CAT LORE articles and archived posts. Post comments and join the community 4
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- Frequent articles about cat lore, 2025 book chapters and archived posts
- Post comments, ask questions and join the community
- Thank you for supporting my research and writing
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- $38 a year
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About Elyse Cregar
I dabble in oil painting, writing, tv watching, (I love funny cat videos), and reading. I have been a career public school librarian, and a Licensed Battlefield Guide at the Gettysburg National Military Park in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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