January - 2021

A Review Outlet for Anthropomorphic-Animal Books

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Joel Kreissman

Jan 26, 20212 min read

Minor Mage, by T. Kingfisher

T. Kingfisher’s “Minor Mage” is a fantasy novella for about a boy and his… armadillo. When an isolated farming village suffers a...

Togo

Jan 21, 20215 min read

Dogpile, ed. Thurston Howl

Pet play, possibly one of the kinks and communities closest to the furry fandom; yet, ironically, one that's not as popular or as...

Nathan Hopp

Jan 19, 202112 min read

Sensory De-Tails, ed. Thurston Howl

It is incredible how much the five human senses can shape the way writers describe a scene in literature. This is especially apparent in...

Jan 16, 20211 min read

Meet the 2020 Award Judges!

As usual, here's our annual post announcing the Leo Literary Award Judges for 2020! Furry Judges: Thiger is a furry editor, writer and...

Joel Kreissman

Jan 16, 20214 min read

The Electric Sewer, ed. Thurston Howl

[image cropped due to adult content ;) ] When I first saw the call for submissions to Thurston Howl’s Electric Sewer I was uncertain what...

Mamma Bear

Jan 12, 20214 min read

ROAR 9, ed. Mary E. Lowd

The ROAR anthologies are always an impressive collection of quality stories, and ROAR 9 continues that tradition with contributions on...

Roz Gibson

Jan 7, 20213 min read

The Gryphon, by Paula Grover

There has been a glut of gryphon books recently: Jess E. Owen’s Summer King series, K. Vale Nagle’s The Gryphon Insurrection, Dire, by...

Roz Gibson

Jan 5, 20213 min read

Wait a Season for Their Names, by Alexander Kendziorski

This is your classic animal fantasy novel in the “tradition of” (as they like to say in book blurbs) Watership Down. But instead of...

Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps

Jan 4, 20215 min read

Hero, by AshCoyote

When I saw that Ash Coyote had released another documentary, I admit I was a bit apprehensive. Her previous treatment of marginalized...

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