It is a story that has been passed down generation after generation. The story of conjoined twin goddesses floating
peacefully in the middle of the sea. Many of those that have seen them, usually on calm starlit nights, swear that they are
the sirens of mythology, luring sailors in to their doom. Others claim that the twins are not live women, but an ancient stone
structure carved to resemble two females sitting back to back. A few believe they mark the gateway to the lost city of Atlantis,
or a gateway to the spirit realm. But on all accounts there is one consistency: if you listen closely, at just the right distance,
you will hear them echoing on the ghostly wind . . . dozens and dozens of meowing cats.
Sea of the Patchwork Cats is a sad dreamlike tale set in the quiet ashes of the human
race. A must-read for Mellick enthusiasts who also adore The Twilight Zone.
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