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The Adventures of Peg and Olie: Part 4

And now, the conclusion to the Peg and Olie saga…

Olie and Peg huddled together in a city, in a doorway next to a sidewalk, behind curtains of raindrops. They were cold, wet, and hungry. And muddy. They were lost. And, though they were glad to have each other, they were lonely. For people. For a [...]

Visiting the 23rd Floor: Elisha Cooper

Elisha Cooper stopped by recently to talk about his new picture book. The book is about a dog and unconditional love, and we adore it. The dog is currently nameless, so we did spend a good deal of time talking about possible names—Lucky, Buttercup, Buster, Henry, Homer, Kaiser . . . . Then we spent [...]

From the Writer’s Desk

THE DOGS OF WAR, BY MAJOR WILLIAM SUMNER
Americans, in general, are very animal friendly people. Specifically, we are enamored with our dogs. In some cases, we treat our dogs like children. We spend thousands of dollars on them when they are sick and have even created niche stores dedicated to producing treats, toys, clothes, and [...]