Furry!: The Best Anthropomorphic Fiction!

Over 24 of the best "furry" fiction stories of the past 15 years. Winner of Furry Fandom’s Ursus Award.

Usually animals taking human form and characteristics, anthropomorphics have been with humanity from the earliest cave paintings to our modern marketing icons and sports mascots. In the last several decades, the study of and fandom for anthropomorphics (commonly called "furry fandom”) has been recognized as unique, and deserving of attention. From Watership Down to Redwall, fantasy fans have flocked to heroic tales of furry heroes.

In Furry!, "furry fiction expert" and editor Fred Patten takes readers through some of the best-loved and most memorable furry stories ever written. This anthology of furry fiction features twenty-six of the best stories from long-running literary magazines such as Anthrolations, PawPrints Fanzine, The Ever-Changing Palace, Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe, and Yarf! Included are stories by Lawrence Watt-Evans, Watts Martin, Michael H. Payne, Gene Breshears, Brock Hoagland, Mel White, Phil Geusz, and many others. The collection also features informative introductions and bibliographies detailing the origins and history of the sub-genre.

Stories include: To The Magic Born by Brian W. Antoine, Foxy Lady by Lawrence Watt-Evans, The Color of Rain by Gene Breshears, Crucible by Kim Liu, How George Miles Almost Saved the World by Watts Martin

Editor Fred Patten is a founding member of Furry/Anthropomorphics fandom. He resides in California.