Gray's reworking of the Animal Farm concept brings in a post-Thatcherite twist. Having peacefully co-existed with his friends Mouse and Rat (the latter carries a briefcase and wears Italian suits), the Cat's owners suddenly leave him to fend for himself. The Cat Author: Pat Gray. Cover design: Marie Lane Cover illustration: Marie Lane. A welcome return for Pat Gray's classic tale of friendship between the Cat, Mouse and Rat. The Cat finds himself abandoned without food in an unfurnished house. At first he consorts with his old friends, Mouse and Rat; the one addicted to cheese and philosophy. · Pat Gray’s Blog in the Irish Times about his novel The Cat Posted on January 7, by Eric Lane As The Cat is republished by Dedalus Press after 18 years, Pat Gray reflects on its many lives, from parable of Thatcherism and the Troubles to a fable of human life and foibles.
The Cat by GRAY, Pat Seller Ken Lopez Bookseller, ABAA Published () Condition Very Good Edition First Edition Item Price $ Show Details. Description: Hopewell, NY: Ecco Press. (). Advance Reading Copy. Very Good in wrappers. Unless otherwise noted, our first editions are first printings. First Edition. A welcome return for Pat Gray's classic tale of friendship between the Cat, Mouse and Rat. The Cat finds himself abandoned without food in an unfurnished house. At first he consorts with his old friends, Mouse and Rat; the one addicted to cheese and philosophy, the other to flashy Italian suits and style, but gradually the Cat gives way to his normal cat-like urges. Pat Gray. Pat Gray was born in Belfast. He is the author of four novels; Mr Narrator, and The Political Map of the Heart, an account of growing up in Belfast which won the World One Day Nove.
The Cat (Dedalus Original Fiction in Paperback) - Kindle edition by Gray, Pat. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Cat (Dedalus Original Fiction in Paperback). Pat Gray Unleashed. Unique analysis, insight and fun. Pat Gray pulls no punches with his biting analysis and signature wit, restoring common sense to a senseless world. A welcome return for Pat Gray's classic tale of friendship between the Cat, Mouse and Rat. The Cat finds himself abandoned without food in an unfurnished house. At first he consorts with his old friends, Mouse and Rat; the one addicted to cheese and philosophy, the other to flashy.
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