Richards, Bonham

Bonham Richards is a biologist, retired college educator, and author who currently resides in Camarillo, California. Earning his BA and PhD degrees from UCLA, he went on to teach biology at California State University-San Bernardino and the University of Southern California.

As an author, Richards has, thus far, published two works of fiction. His first title, "World Without Cats", is a grown-up, speculative novel about a devastating, uniformly fatal disease that threatens to wipe out the common housecat, "Felis domesticus".

Richards's second title, "Louis in the Hall", caters to a much