The Author
Phillip Wolf began writing GalactiCATS in the mid-1990s. But life happened, and he filed the manuscript with other unfinished stories. Wolf's idea for GalactiCATS was about cats in space on a mission to stop two villains from stealing their planet's cat litter to achieve galactic domination. However, other dangers would emerge during their mission, spawning new stories.
Thirty-two years later, Wolf cleaned out the old filing cabinet and revisited his unfinished story, adding new characters based on the real pets he adopted over the years.
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Pickles and Roaches
PICKLES, a cyborg unicorn, blends mythical grace with advanced technology. Her spiral horn holds a quantum computer that glows with a pulsing light. Sleek chrome cybernetics cover about 60% of her body and merge with her white coat. She moves with a mix of natural horse and machine-like motion.
ROACHES is a small mechanical roach, about the size of a thumb, made of polished titanium with copper-wire details. When he processes information, his eyes glow yellow. He moves on six legs, and his antennae work as scanning tools for different tasks.
Key Planets
The GalactiCATS make their home on WHISKERS-OU812, a planet found in the Cat's Eye Galaxy. Because it is close to NOT-4-CELL and WARTHOLE, WHISKERS-OU812 serves as a main base for their activities.
WHISKERS-OU812 has a moon called WHISKERS-IOU. This moon is a secret storage site for advanced weapons that help protect the GalactiCATS' planet.
NOT-4-CELL is a planet full of thick forests. The trees have deep roots that draw from the planet's strong energy reserves, so NOT-4-CELL matters to anyone looking for power.
SOUR-PUSS is the home of Pickles and Roaches. It is found in the Sigma Orion Galaxy, a place famous for technology. Cyborgs that look like Earth animals live here. The planet has both factories and artificial homes built for these unusual residents.
Professor Toad Croak lives on the planet WARTHOLE. The ground is bumpy and covered with wart-like shapes, and a bright lime-green mist fills the air.
GalactiCATS Audience
GalactiCATS is written for kids ages 8-12. The book is perfect for readers who love science fiction, adventure, and fast-paced stories that feel like watching a movie. They’ll want to read the next book in the series, tell their friends about it, and, of course, be a big fan of cats!