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Lilian Jackson Braun, who wrotes 29 “The Cat Who…” mysteries died on Saturday in South Carolina. She was 97. Her husband told the local newspaper that her one regret was that she was unable to finish her last novel, The Cat Who Smelled Smoke.
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June 14th, 2011 at 5:28 pm
I am truly saddened to hear of Mrs. Braun’s death. I LOVE her books and all the characters. She is one of the most popular authors in my library. Thank you to Mrs. Braun for her contribution to my life. I will truly miss her and all my friends from her books.