Catherine Kopf is the owner of Dream Cat Publishing, currently working hard to bring stories to life whether it be writing her own or helping edit essays and fiction and nonfiction prose. An arts advocate who loves cookie dough, she enjoys spending time with animals, going to church, exploring her new home in Central Florida, and diving into her next favorite book. Cooking and spending time with friends just make the adventures sweeter.
At nine-years-old, Catherine fell in love with whimsical writing and fun, fantasy prose with relatable friendships. She started writing from a young age, wanting to weave her active imagination and fun characters into the stories. Some of her favorite books include Percy Jackson and the Titan's Curse, Amari aCatherine Kopf is the owner of Dream Cat Publishing, currently working hard to bring stories to life whether it be writing her own or helping edit essays and fiction and nonfiction prose. An arts advocate who loves cookie dough, she enjoys spending time with animals, going to church, exploring her new home in Central Florida, and diving into her next favorite book. Cooking and spending time with friends just make the adventures sweeter.
At nine-years-old, Catherine fell in love with whimsical writing and fun, fantasy prose with relatable friendships. She started writing from a young age, wanting to weave her active imagination and fun characters into the stories. Some of her favorite books include Percy Jackson and the Titan's Curse, Amari and the Night Brothers, The Thing About Jellyfish, and The School for Good and Evil.
Catherine hopes to create and edit stories that not only come off the page but relate on a deeper level to the people who read them....more
Catherine KopfYes! I'm absolutely writing more middle-grade books. Right now, I'm finishing up my first draft of Book 2 of The Dreamer's Chronicles. Then after I fi…moreYes! I'm absolutely writing more middle-grade books. Right now, I'm finishing up my first draft of Book 2 of The Dreamer's Chronicles. Then after I finish that series, I've considered doing a collection of mystery type stories and I might do whatever else pops into my head!(less)
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