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Something About Hawks
by David R. Addleman
Whether by birth or by acts, greatness is greatness
The Destroyer
by Bill ‘Hafoc’ Rogers
Prophecy, like gods, moves in mysterious ways
The Warrior
by Felix Sagittarius
[TBP] Good men can triumph over evil
A Letter Home
by Kris Schnee
One should always choose one’s profession with care
The Last One
by Kristine Ong Muslim
Longevity is not always a boon
Through the Looking-Glass
by Michæl W. Bard
Meeting the Furry Kindred: It’s the personal touch that does it
Down the Rabbit Hole
by Phil Geusz
Wealth, Power, and Furries: How bad do you want furries?
Reality Soundbites
by Keith Morrison
Let’s Talk About Sex: A fascinating topic indeed
The Red King’s Dream
by Wanderer Werewolf
Ye Law Bee an Arse: Introduction to medieval law
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Zebra Girl
by Joe England
Date with a demon
Sandusky
by John Prengaman, Jr.
Awakenings (Rude and Otherwise)
From the Editor’s Maw
by Quentin Long
Time Against Time: A usually-ignored wellspring of drama
Fred Patten reviews…
Jonathan Livingston Seagull
One of the novels which defined the 1970s
Closer to the Void: Ozy and Millie, 2006-2007
The latest Ozy and Millie collection
A Marriage of Insects
The first World Tree RPG novel
New Technicolor Dreams
The best stories by one of furdom’s favorites
Kockroach
An interesting reversed take on furriness?
A Doemain of Our Own, Vol. 2: Shift Happens
Rankin’s second A Doemain of Our Own collection
The Hero
An adequate fantasy tale with sex scenes
The Cat Master
A decent cat story for young adults
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