Journal Entry 1 by FURBALL from Alexandria, Virginia USA on Sunday, July 25, 2004

Well, of course I liked this book. I like cats. :')

Although, I've placed this book in the Mystery and Thrillers category, two or three of the short stories are science fiction. Some stories are older, classic tales, like Edgar Allen Poe's "Black Cat" and Dorothy L. Sayers "The Cyprian Cat." In others, the "cat" involved isn't your regular four-legged, fur-coated feline. For instance, in "Murder is a Gas," Kitten is a robot. A nice change from the usual. 

Journal Entry 2 by melydia from Centreville, Virginia USA on Saturday, August 18, 2007

I picked this up today at the BookCrossing meet at Panera in Alexandria, VA. I had a great time and will be continuing this book''s journey very soon. I hope it finds a cat lover. :) 

Journal Entry 3 by melydia at Hilton Hotel (Crystal City - National Airport) in Arlington, Virginia USA on Saturday, September 15, 2007

Released 4 yrs ago (9/14/2007 UTC) at Hilton Hotel (Crystal City - National Airport) in Arlington, Virginia USA

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Released this at T-Mode at the Hilton at 23rd and Jefferson Davis Highway near the Crystal City Shops. 

Journal Entry 4 by francvs from Washington, District of Columbia USA on Thursday, May 21, 2009

This is one of many anthologies partly edited by Isaac Asimov.