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Just what is your cat thinking? As it gazes up at you, are those eyes filled with love and admiration or spite and scorn? From the author of the award-winning 101 Uses of a Dead Kindle and If Dogs Could Swear comes a hilarious insight into the twisted, venal, self-serving psychology of our cutest four-legged sociopaths.

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Just what is your cat thinking? As it gazes up at you, are those eyes filled with love and admiration or spite and scorn? From the author of the award-winning 101 Uses of a Dead Kindle and If Dogs Could Swear comes a hilarious insight into the twisted, venal, self-serving psychology of our cutest four-legged sociopaths.

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Autorenporträt
Adrian Searle studied History at the University of Edinburgh and Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow. He is founding co-editor of Gutter, Scotland's leading literary magazine. He has edited a number of anthologies of new writing including The Hope That Kills Us: An anthology of Scottish football fiction (Freight, 2002) and The Knuckle End: A meaty collection of new Scottish writing (Freight, 2004). He co-authored 101 Uses of a Dead Kindle(Freight, 2012) with the artist Judith Hastie, a BA top five Christmas Book of the Year 2012 and winner of two Scottish Design Awards 2013. Adrian and Judith published If Dogs Could Swear in October 2013. Adrian co-authored Look Up Glasgow with David Barbour in 2013, followed by Look Up Edinburgh and Look Up London, both published in 2014. Most recently, Adrian again teamed up with Judith Hastie to produce So You Think You Know Scotland?