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Margy Ohring was voted "Best Poet" in the 2005 Preditors & Editors Readers Poll, and Cat-House Sonnets was awarded the coveted Muse Medallion from the Cat Writers' Association in 2006. Recently retired from running a business for many years, Margy moved to the foothills of the Shenandoah Mountains with her twenty-year-old cat, |
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Patches. Frail, elderly Patches became Margy's first muse. A member of the Cat Writers' Association, Margy divides her time between writing award-winning sonnets about her cats and playing with her five grandchildren.
Cat
lovers have been delighted with the way Margy's sonnets get
inside the feline mind and with the pictures she draws of the
various antics of our four-footed friends. Comments include: "How
do you get into their heads like that?!!! Amazing!" "That
is what I love about your poems...I can 'see' them..." "I
so appreciate your gift of capturing a cat's purrsonality." "This had me really chuckling! I can see him doing this." —Linda Gillian "I got my book of sonnets yesterday, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it's now my most prized possession! I absolutely love it. Thank you, thank you!!! I read a few of the sonnets out loud to my cats. They pretended not to be impressed, but I could tell they were really smiling because they all listened intently, twitching their tails and blinking slowly to show their approval! Thanks so much!" — Tammy Wallsch |
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Cat-House Sonnets was
entered in the 14th Annual International Self-Published Book
Awards sponsored by Writer's Digest. |
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