The (Tangerine) Cat is out of the bag! Literally, that is.

September 12, 2016September 13, 2016 Louise Sproule

Vankleek Hill artist Susan Jepchott was hard at it last week signing copies of her just-released book called, “The Tangerine Cat.” Jephcott is numbering and signing her first order of books and delivered a few copies to The Review last week. Those copies are now for sale, but Jephcott, who compiled a series of stories she has been writing for several decades, pre-sold almost 100 copies of her book before printing. The book also contains images of her own paintings, of course, which she has matched up with selected stories. The stories are set mostly in Vankleek Hill and some of them require expanding your imagination to include animals that talk and live their own lives alongside humans. The book is for sale online at www.lulu.com. Jephcott worked with Louise Sproule and The Review to pull her project together.

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Louise Sproule

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Louise Sproule has been the publisher of The Review since 1992. A part-time job after high school at The Review got Sproule hooked on community newspapers and all that they represent. She loves to write, has covered every kind of event you can think of, loves to organize community events and loves her small town and taking photographs across the region. She dreams of writing a book one day so she can finally tell all of the town's secrets! She must be stopped! Keep subscribing to The Review . . . or else!