Cat Rambo - Publications

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Originally appeared from Paper Golem Press, August, 2009.

Description: Short story collection.

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Jeff VanderMeer said in his Locus Online essay on The Best of 2009:
Among collections by relatively new writers, I found Deborah Biancotti's A Book of Endings, Eugie Foster's Returning My Sister's Face, and Cat Rambo's Eyes Like Sky and Coal and Moonlighti the most compelling. None of these collections were perfect, but each was lively and willing to take chances.

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Cat Rambo possesses a rare and enviable eye for the sweet intersection of melancholy and bliss, of darkness and light. Crisp, deft, and remarkably nuanced, these tales are exquisite in their richness and beauty. Rambo has, in one stroke, established herself as a formiadable presence among contemporary fantasists. -- Laird Barron, author of THE IMAGO SEQUENCE AND OTHER STORIES

Cat Rambo's lavishly imaginative tales plunge us into fabulous adventures. Though in her stories pigs may fly and sphinxes weep, Rambo's marvelous worlds are rich with the desires and fears, pain, griefs, and wonders of our own. -- L. Timmel Duchamp, author of LOVE'S BODY, DANCING IN TIME and The Marq'ssan Cycle

Rambo's range of imagination draws the reader into her invented worlds. One character pulls you into her eyes, deeper and deeper as her eyes change color: into the sky, into the coal, into the moonlight. -- Vonda N. McIntyre, author of DREAMSNAKE and THE MOON AND THE SUN

Cat Rambo's work manages to be fresh without being facile; layered without being opaque; innovative without being outre. -- Sarah A. Hoyt, author of SOUL OF FIRE and DRAW ONE IN THE DARK

I am inspired, these days, by Cat Rambo, and after reading these stories, you will be, too. -- Andy Duncan, author of BELUTHAHATCHIE AND OTHER STORIES.