Cat UrbainCat Urbain is the author of the novel Manuel and the Lobsterman and a writer for emergency medicine doctors at the Yale School of Medicine. Inspired to write children's books while working at Weston Woods Studios, she has served as executive directorfor the Connecticut Storytelling Center, a media educator for the Children's Museum of Manhattan, and a grant writer for the Association of Hole in the Wall Camps for children with serious illnesses. One of the Hole in the Wall campers asked her to write a book about a boy, a horse, and a ghost, so she did. Cat lives on the beach in Connecticut and visits Block Island every summer with high hopes that she will one day see the ghost of Clossie Mott. Read More Read Less