Casimir Laski

Casimir Laski is a writer, literary critic, and YouTuber from Virginia. From a young age, he developed a fascination with both animals and the art of storytelling. After graduating summa cum laude with University Honors from Virginia Commonwealth University, he has worked in the laboratory sciences as both an animal husbandrist and forensic toxicologist.

His debut novel, Winter Without End, was released by Fenris Publishing in 2022. In addition to writing novels and short stories, he is also a contributor to Furry Book Review, and operates the YouTube channel Cardinal West, primarily devoted to discussion of literary xenofiction and western animation. Laski is a member of the SFWA and FWG.

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