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Tabsley

Feb 6, 20187 min read

ROAR 8, ed. Mary E. Lowd

Paradise. It’s such a wildly interpreted topic, and one that volume 8 of Bad Dog Books’ ROAR anthology series bravely tackles. The...

Thurston Howl

Jan 23, 20182 min read

The Student by Joe Sherman

Genetic modification? Check. A university for Furs only? Check. A nightly sex club with felines, canines, equines, reptiles, humans, and...

Mamma Bear

Jan 22, 20181 min read

Skeleton Crew by Gre7g Luterman

Aboard the starship White Flower II, the dutiful geroo work, live, love, and die in the service of their immense, reptilian masters....

Joel Kreissman

Jan 4, 20184 min read

SPECIES: Wolves, edited by Thurston Howl

Wolves have long fascinated mankind. Variously, they have been seen as menaces, Aesopian mentors, and just free-spirited kin to dogs....

Donald Jacob Uitvlugt

Jan 3, 20183 min read

Always Gray in Winter, by Mark J. Engels

And Then Things Got Hairy... They’ve lived among us humans for centuries, millennia even. They look like us, most of the time, but they...

Rakuen Growlithe

Dec 30, 20174 min read

Intimate Little Secrets by Rechan

Intimate Little Secrets (US$9.95 from FurPlanet) is an anthology of short stories written by Rechan with a cover illustration by Teagan...

Hypetaph

Dec 16, 20173 min read

Jazz at the End of the Night, by Weasel

Weasel’s Jazz at the End of the Night is the perfect mix of horrendously depressing and astoundingly relatable, which—in its own way—is...

MikasiWolf

Dec 13, 20173 min read

The Devil Was Green by Brett A. Brooks

Pussy Katnip can be compared to a superhero or a vigilante. And in some ways, the two are interchangeable. Except that her powers come...

Mamma Bear

Dec 2, 20172 min read

Passing Through, ed. Weasel

Busy animals are often on the move, and, when they need a little help getting where they're going, anything can happen. Passing Through...

Thurston Howl

Nov 26, 20172 min read

ReWritten by J. Malan

"Born to this cradle below the stars, not unlike those who carried the torch before..." These are the opening words of J. Malan's new...

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