Anthology Furry Trash, ed. J. F. R. Coates Review by Weasel “One person’s trash, is another’s treasure.” I didn’t quite know what to expect going into FURRY TRASH, and I was curious to see how
ardy hart Awoo, Who's This?, compiled by Thurston Howl Review by Ardy Hart "Awoo, Who’s This?" is an intriguing anthology that takes a unique approach to the way anthologies are usually organized. The stories within are focused around
Young Adult North by the Rose, by M. A. Packer Review by Mamma Bear An epic fantasy adventure aimed at younger readers, North by the Rose features Iona, a heroic white hare on a quest to rescue her brother from
novel Soup of the Moment: A Tale of Barsk, by Lawrence M. Schoen Review by Joel Kreissman Lawrence M. Schoen’s Soup of the Moment: A Tale of Barsk is a distant prequel to his earlier novel Barsk: The Elephant’s Graveyard but
Anthology From Paw to Print, compiled by Thurston Howl Review by Ardy Hart If you’ve ever wanted a conglomeration of great writing advice from established writers and publishers in the furry fandom, “From Paw to Print” is your
collection Carnage, by Weasel Review by Togo Let me preface this review by saying that I got this as an ARC, so take it with a grain of salt. There's no guarantee that the
Roar ROAR 10, ed. Mary E. Lowd Review by Mamma Bear The ROAR franchise has a reputation for publishing high-quality SFW furry stories from some of the best writers in the fandom. ROAR 10 is one more
novel Love Match - Book 3 (2013-2015), by Kyell Gold Review by Pythian At its core, tennis is simple: two players hitting a ball back and forth across a net. LOVE MATCH: BOOK 3 takes the simple game and puts
Novella Minor Mage, by T. Kingfisher Review by Joel Kreissman T. Kingfisher’s “Minor Mage” is a fantasy novella for about a boy and his… armadillo. When an isolated farming village suffers a seemingly endless drought,
Anthology Dogpile, ed. Thurston Howl Review by Togo Pet play, possibly one of the kinks and communities closest to the furry fandom; yet, ironically, one that's not as popular or as represented as it should be inside it. The idea of getting into a different head-space, behaving in an
Anthology 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 the niche realm of furry literature and anthropomorphic erotica. Sometimes, we take them for granted. The tiniest of details can
Anthology The Electric Sewer, ed. Thurston Howl Review by Joel Kreissman [image cropped due to adult content ;) ] When I first saw the call for submissions to Thurston Howl’s Electric Sewer I was uncertain what they meant
Roar ROAR 9, ed. Mary E. Lowd Review by Mamma Bear The ROAR anthologies are always an impressive collection of quality stories, and ROAR 9 continues that tradition with contributions on the theme of “resistance.” The table
novel The Gryphon, by Paula Grover Review by Roz Gibson 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 John
talking animal Wait a Season for Their Names, by Alexander Kendziorski Review by Roz Gibson This is your classic animal fantasy novel in the “tradition of” (as they like to say in book blurbs) Watership Down. But instead of common European
film Hero, by AshCoyote Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps When I saw that Ash Coyote had released another documentary, I admit I was a bit apprehensive. Her previous treatment of marginalized communities in The
series Pride Wars, by Matt Laney Review by Roz Gibson The huge success of fantasy series for older children such as Harry Potter, Warriors and Wings of Fire has developed into an industry led by authors
novel A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking, by T. Kingfisher Review by Nathan Hopp A Wizard’s Guide to Defensive Baking by T. Kingfisher is certainly one of the more…odd novels I’ve read in recent memory. On the
thurston howl publications GENMOS: Crossroads by Stephen Coghlan Review by Ardy Hart When I was younger, I used to watch a lot of action movies. I liked watching things explode, I liked those near-death experiences the main character
Anthology Howloween, vol. 1, ed. Thurston Howl Howloween—not related to the con of the same name—is one of the latest anthologies by Thurston Howl Publications. This erotic-horror collection contains six short stories by different authors
Anthology SPECIES: Wildcats, ed. by KC Alpinus Review by Mamma Bear Species: Wildcats is a recent installment in a series of short story anthologies arranged by theme according to their protagonist’s species. In Wildcats, our focus
magazine #OHMURR, Fall 2020 Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps I’m in the age group that might have found dirty magazines hidden under parents' beds before so many things went digital. Of course, I’
Anthology Exploring New Places, ed. Fred Patten Review by Joel Kreissman Exploration! That age-old activity. Whether it be exploration of new lands, planets, universes, or mindsets, people have been Exploring New Places for a long time and
ardy hart Fire Branded Leather by F. Gibbs Review by Ardy Hart I had my suspicions from the title that this book was going to be kinky--and it was--but I knew after reading the first chapter that there
Herr Wozzeck Whip and Boot by Herr Wozzeck Review by Togo A dead parent, a trapped protagonist, evil stepmothers and sisters, and a kind woman who dresses up and transports our main character to a party where they
