GREAT CATSBY GN (2025)

"(W/A) Doha Kang Catsby, twenty-something nobody, loses his girl-friend to another man. A richer man. His pal Houndu treats him to wine, women and song, but there's no forgetting the lost Persu. The thousand humiliations of youth are poured upon Catsby, who feels far too much to begin with, and whose prospects go from bad to worse. No detail, however vulgar or delicate, is left out as the angst of youth is beautifully dissected."

"by Doha Catsby's first love is gone for good... or is she? Meanwhile, a new woman arrives on the scene with some very interesting ideas about what couples can do when there's no one else around. And Catsby's trusted confidante and drinking buddy Houndu begins to reveal some surprising predilections of his own - like a weakness for married women. Told with the same unblinking mixture of comedy and pathos as its predecessor, the second Catsby will speak to anyone who's ever drunk-dialed an ex or shared too many confidences in a karaoke bar."

"by Doha Volume 3 finds our hero slowly heading down the road to maturity, thanks to his deepening relationship with his new girlfriend Sun. But it wouldn't be Catsby without plenty of hilarious and touching detours along the way - like an ill-fated job interview, learning to shop (or have your sweetie shop) for winter clothes, and discovering that your 'shadow' happens to look a lot like your ex-girlfriend. Meanwhile, the nearby housing development is going to be called 'Provence'- but as Catsby learns, he can travel to a Provence of the mind whenever he's alone with a certain someone. Will true love find a way? Will our hero ever learn to support himself? And will Houndu ever be able to shake the flu? Find out in the richest Catsby yet! "

"by Doha The fourth and most wrenching Catsby yet starts with an ominous dream - featuring some all-too-literal 'mixed signals'-and only grows more intense from there, as Catsby and his buddy Houndu find themselves navigating the deeper waters of love, whether requited or unrequited. See abject poverty force Catsby into a new role as housekeeper, and find out whether the warmth of a beating heart can turn a humble offering of spicy rice cakes into the richest meal imaginable."

"by Doha Persu has a shocking announcement to make in Volume 5 that reverberates through the lives of all the characters. Now that she's pregnant, Catsby, who has been slowly building a happy relationship with Sun, starts to reconsider the decisions he's made. Meanwhile, Persu's husband finds strength to overcome the tragedy of his past and starts looking to a future - a future that includes Persu and her baby. And then Houndu has a day of reckoning of his own."