Thoughts on Feral Children & How The Feral Cats Came To Old Orchard Beach, Maine: A Behind The Scenes Look Into The Everyday Life Of The Scottish Gypsies ... Maine (Memoirs of a Gypsy Queen Book 3)

Thoughts on Feral Children: An essay that answers the question: Do you think we stand apart from nature? and takes a side road to look at the reasons why locals refer to me as a "feral child".

How The Feral Cats Came To Old Orchard Beach, Maine: Some thoughts on the towns massive army of feral cats which is several hundred cats strong and growing.

TYPE: Non-Fiction ChapBooks
WORD COUNT: 8,228 words
PAGE COUNT: 27 printed paperback pages
POINT OF VIEW: first person commentary; diary style
GENRE: Non-Fiction; Memoir; Autobiography; Social Sciences>Cultural Studies>Ethnic Groups>Gypsy Lifestyle
ON THE COVER: Old Orchard Beach’s so called “feral child” EelKat Wendy C Allen with 13 year old black feral cat Bela Lugosi; photo taken February 2015

ABOUT THE SERIES: In Memoirs of a Gypsy Queen The Queen of the Scottish Gypsies of Old Orchard Beach, Maine, EelKat Wendy Christine Allen, recounts events from her life in quick first person "dear diary" style glimpses at the world around her and what life is REALLY like for the year round residents of Old Orchard Beach, Maine. Each volume of this series is made up of actual diary entries.

I hope you will enjoy reading these chapbooks as much as I have enjoyed writing them for you.

~Many hugs & kisses From EelKat