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

Kate Watts

Furries Hate Nazis, ed. Kate Watts

Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps Furries Hate Nazis, edited by Kate Watts, contains eight stories about resisting fascism, and of course nazis, in all forms. I cannot think of a

tim susman

The War and the Fox by Tim Susman

Review by Pythian While the American Revolution most likely didn’t include sorcerers in it, much less magical foxes, Tim Susman’s THE WAR AND THE FOX manages the fantastic

Mamma Bear

The Dragonsbane Saga, by Ian Madison Keller

Review by Mamma Bear Ian Madison Keller’s award-winning dragon series is now available in one big omnibus edition. The four-book series follows a dragon hunter, Sybil and her sometimes

serial

They are Smol, by TinyPrancingHorse [serial]

Review by Joel Kreissman TinyPrancingHorse’s (TPH) web serial “They Are Smol” started on the Reddit forum r/HFY (Humanity, F--- Yeah!), but unlike most stories on that board humans aren’t depicted as some sort of interstellar badasses. Rather, in this setting, humanity

poetry

Furry Slut by Chazz Chitwood

Review by Weasel Finding a book of poetry that focuses on personal experiences on being a furry is often a rare occurrence. But I was excited when I learned about

Anthology

Difursity, ed. Weasel

Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps Difursity: Stories By Furries Of Color is a furry anthology featuring short stories written by BIPOC authors within the furry fandom. I remember being excited

weasel

The Fandom: A White History, reviewed by Weasel

Review by Weasel [Editor's note: In the spirit of reading multiple things as texts—video games, music, TV, and film—FBR decided to host and publish this review even though

novel

Ninja Wolf Saizo by Saber Grey

Review by Ardy Hart Ninja Wolf Saizo blends fantasy with historical fiction. Set in a time where the primary weapons of settling conflicts were swords and bows and arrows, the

Novella

What Makes a Witch, by Linnea Capps

Review by Pythian WHAT MAKES A WITCH by Linnea Capps follows a rat named Greer who is down on his luck and living (barely) on the streets. He eventually finds

ardy hart

The City of Barks and Roars, by J.T. Bird

Review by Ardy Hart If you’ve ever wanted to know what a mystery novel set in a world with anthropomorphic animals looks like, THE CITY OF BARKS AND ROARS

Anthology

Burnt Fur, ed. Ken MacGregor

Review by Togo What does a secret cult, a shapeshifter, a femme fatale, and a penis-stealing opossum have in common? Well, it is that they all appear in this book!

Novella

Furry Galaxy 75: Pandora's Box, by Van Hill Millvele

Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps Furry Galaxy 75 Book One: Pandora’s Box is a novel of “a clean anthropomorphic space fantasy” written by Van Hill Millvele. It’s a

cats

When a Cat Loves a Dog, by Mary E. Lowd

Review by Joel Kreissman Mary E. Lowd’s “When a Cat Loves a Dog” starts with a mixed-species wedding, something that has only just become legal in the setting. Lashonda,

Anthology

Give Yourself a Hand, ed. Skunkbomb

Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps Give Yourself a Hand: A Furry Masturbation Anthology is a collection of eight stories focusing on, you guessed it, masturbation as a theme. It’s

Foxers or Beariefs

Foxers or Beariefs, ed. Thurston Howl

Review by Pythian Foxers or Beariefs is an erotic anthology themed around underwear. Every story puts a generally hidden undergarment at the forefront in various forms with all the inherent

Novella

Jove Deadly's Lunar Detective Agency, by Garrett Marco and Mary E. Lowd

Review by Mamma Bear In a lonely corner of the lunar landscape, a classic, seat-of-the-pants detective sticks out his shingle and does what he does best, solving the hard crimes

Novella

Overnight Shift, by Bill Siracusa

Review by Joel Kreissman Bill Siracusa’s Overnight Shift is a bear romance with werewolves. We’ve got Dale, the big grumpy park ranger; Adam, the hunky electrician spending the

Frances Pauli

Guest review: Disbanded, by Frances Pauli

[FBR Note: We received this review from Leo Award nominated author Gre7g Luterman and are just posting it for your pleasure. This review is unedited.] Snakes aren’t the most

capybara

Voyages of Cinrak the Dapper, by A.J. Fitzwater

Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps The Voyages of Cinrak the Dapper by Sir Julius Vogel Award-winning storyteller A. J. Fitzwater chronicles the adventures of, which may come as no surprise,

awards

Cóyotl Awards Anthology, ed. Fred Patten

Review by Togo For those not in the know, the Cóyotl Awards is an annual award run by the Furry Writer's Guild since 2011 to recognize "excellence in anthropomorphic literature"

ardy hart

The Reclamation Project, ed. John R. Robey

Review by Ardy Hart Solarpunk was never a genre I considered reading. I didn’t know what it was or why it was, much less why it was important to

single-author collection

Windfall: An Otter-Body Experience and Other Stories, by Tempe O'Kun

Review by Pythian Windfall: An Otter-Body Experience and Other Stories by Tempe O’Kun is a collection of stories based around two characters who starred in a TV show called

Anthology

CLAW, vol. 1, ed. KC Alpinus

Review by Linnea ‘LiteralGrill’ Capps Claw Volume 1 is an anthology focusing on F/F action published edited by KC Alpinus. I was excited to see something with a focus

Novella

Forlorn, by Aaron B.

Review by Joel Kreissman Forlorn, by Aaron B. is yet another dragon/dragonslayer romance story. Though I must admit I haven’t seen too many male/male stories of that