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Slow Blink: A Memoir

Written by: Louise Ross
Narrated by: Gill Mills
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 Archy was living out of the dumpsters of the apartment complex when Louise moved in. She noticed him. He noticed her too.It took months to earn his trust. He stayed for one year. What happened in that year and in the years following his death became the story she spent thirty-five years finding the courage to tell. Slow Blink is a memoir about the weight of loving something you cannot keep. It recounts Louises relationship with a stray black cat whose presence transcended the ordinary, leading her to question everything she thought she understood about love, loss, and the boundaries between life and death. Through grief, wonder, and experiences she could neither explain nor forget, she discovered that some connections don't end when we let go they simply change form. For readers who loved The Guest Cat by Takashi Hiraide and Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton.Captivating. Elegant and crystalline. Louise Ross does a remarkable job of making the uncanny believable right up to the book's astonishing end. Mary Fowke, MA Comparative Literature, PhD Literature & Culture©2026 Louise Ross (P)2026 Louise Ross Animals Genre Fiction Self-Help
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