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Welcome!
I'm Clea Simon, the proud companion of Musetta (below) as well as the author of three nonfiction books and the Theda Krakow and Dulcie Schwartz mystery series. The Theda books include Mew is for Murder, Cattery Row, Cries and Whiskers, and Probable Claws, all published by Poisoned Pen Press. My Dulcie Schwartz series, featuring Dulcie and the ghost of her late, great cat Mr Grey (from Severn House) are: Shades of Grey, Grey Matters, Grey Zone, Grey Expectations, True Grey, and Grey Dawn. More books are in the works! And, finally, my Pru Marlowe pet noir series began with Dogs Don't Lie and Cats Can't Shoot and continues this spring with Parrots Prove Deadly. More info as I have it, friends!
Musetta at work
Now, where's that mouse?
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About Me
- Clea Simon
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
- I'm the author of the Theda Krakow mystery series, as well as such nonfiction books as The Feline Mystique: On the Mysterious Connection Between Women and Cats.
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"Probable Claws," April '09
Links we like...
- Cries and Whiskers on Amazon
- Barbara Vey on Publishers Weekly
- Bookbitch
- Caroline Leavitt's home page
- Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind
- Cozy Mystery list
- Crime Fiction Dossier
- Damon and Naomi's alt sounds
- Deborah Grabien's Tales from the Writerverse
- Do You Write Under Your Own Name?
- Eric Ruben: actor, writer, entertainer
- First Offenders mystery fiction blog
- Galleycat
- Karen E. Olson's home page
- Allia Zobel's Kitty Literate blog
- Larry Karp's Mystery Exchange
- Lauren Baratz-Logsted's home site
- Lesa's Book Critiques
- Linda L. Richards: author and geek girl
- Music critic Brett Milano's home page
- Musings of a Bookish Kitty
- Nose to the Ground: Julia Szabo's dog news blog
- Off the Page: Mystery columnist Oline H. Cogdill's blog
- Poe's Deadly Daughters
- Poisoned Pen Press
- Reviewed by Liz
- Reviewing the Evidence
- Steve Dale's "Pet World"
- The Lipstick Chronicles
- The Scissor Men (our friend Ted's band)
- UCLA Writers Program (where I teach)
- Vicki Croke - animal author extraordinaire
- Working Stiffs
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