About Cat Rector
She'll hurt your favourite characters. Watch out.
Cat Rector grew up in a small Nova Scotian town and could often be found simultaneously reading a book and fighting off muskrats while walking home from school. She devours stories in all their forms, loves messy, morally grey characters, and writes about the horrors that we inflict on each other. After spending nearly a decade living abroad, she returned to Canada to resume her war against the muskrats.
When she’s not writing, you can find her playing video games, spending time with loved ones, or staring at her To Be Read pile like
it's going to read itself.
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Find her on most social media platforms as @Cat_Rector
Reviews
"There is a story of queer rage and joy. It is packed with vengeance and love, trauma and the iron will to keep on. Gripping and powerful, it will fill up your whole heart."
- C.G. Drews, Author of The Boy
Who Steals Houses
"This is truly where Cat Rector excels in The Goddess of Nothing at All: Bringing a voice to the voiceless."
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- Lyra Wolf, author of Truth and Other Lies
"I’ve read all kinds of genres and I have to say that this might be the first time that a book managed to depict most if not all aspects of what I believe love encompasses."
- ​Lilkisara, Goodreads