Penguin Michael Joseph has actually signed The Cat Who Taught Zen by James Norbury after formerly releasing Big Panda and Tiny Dragon and The Journey.
Dan Bunyard, head of non-fiction, obtained world all-language rights from Ludo Cinelli at Eve White Agency for publication on 28th September 2023. It has actually offered in 5 languages up until now.
The book charts the story of a sensible cat who triggers on a journey to discover a famous tree, under which those who sit will discover ultimate knowledge. Along the method, the cat satisfies a range of animals with whom he teaches and is taught a range of parables, with their roots in standard zen stories.
Norbury said: “I am so delighted to be dealing with Penguin Michael Joseph once again. Dan has actually been a wonderful editor and assisted me to open brand-new worlds which I’m thrilled to show readers. I’m sure anybody who took pleasure in Big Panda and Tiny Dragon will discover a good deal of worth and convenience in The Cat Who Taught Zen.”
Bunyard commented: “It’s a delight to be publishing James’s third book. His powers as an artist and storyteller continue to grow. He weaves a tale that is as simple and memorable as it is rich with wisdom. I’m certain readers will fall in love with and relate to its characters, just as they have with panda and dragon.”