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After graduating with a B.A. in English and Music from a Midwestern college, I became an expatriate of the "Show-Me" state by hopping onto the back of a motorcycle and riding to the Arctic Circle for the summer solstice with the man whom I would marry. It was the early 70's.
After an extended nomadic existence with our three children, we moved to Northern California where we settled into a house and remained for the last twenty years. My husband and I own a solar energy business. Life is good.
Writing expands my world and energizes me. I'd be happy if I never had to sleep. Every morning I can hardly wait to get up and do it all over again.
I'm passionate about writing, books, cats, libraries, working for change starting with the heart and home, reading to your kids, a good cup of coffee, homemade bread and organic gardening.
GUARDIAN CATS AND THE LOST BOOKS OF ALEXANDRIA blends magical realism with legendary historical events and contemporary setttings. The cats face larger than life challenges while remaining true to their feline nature. Think Warrior Cats who read, time travel and hang out in the library.
My life with cats
Dozens of cats have come and gone over the past twenty years, wandering through our two acre wildlife habitat as though we were part of some feline migration route. Many of them stayed on and became barn cats.
However, one spring I was craving my own cat and it had to be a tabby. The newspaper ad didn't say there was five tabby kittens and I had to force myself not to adopt all of them. I brought home two kittens. One of them was Marco, the adventurer, and I wanted to see through his eyes
Last edited: August 19, 2011
Rahma Krambo is Marketing Director for All Solar Electric, a family owned and operated business in Yuba City, CA. She is active in the local arts & literary community as member of an SCBWI writers group, board member of the Yuba Sutter Arts Council and board member of the Friends of the Packard Library.
Guardian Cats
and the Lost Books of Alexandria
