When a creature of the treetops listens to the song of a snake, she finds herself drawn into an adventure deep under the earth. Witch-Hazel was never good at being a squirrel. She could never find her lost stashes of acorns, but maybe she can prove herself by finding a treasure that matters much more -- the lost Celestial Fragments of the All-Being. Witch-Hazel's quest takes her through labyrinths, lost mole cities, and underground kingdoms. She faces riddles from a leontaur, an army of ghost moles, and sorcerer crabs, but she also makes unexpected friends. Can Witch-Hazel find the Celestial Fragments and make it back to the sunlight world above? If she survives, will she be the same squirrel who began her journey, or has she been forever changed by the snake's song?

The Snake's Song: A Labyrinth of Souls Novel (The Celestial Fragments)

Literature & Fiction

Lowd, Mary E.

Genre Fiction

ShadowSpinners Press

Galactic Goddesses

Gornichec, Genevieve

Buchanan, Rebecca

Xolton, Zoey

Mirxa, Umair

Harrell, Cindar

Moore, Eddie D.

Winslow Crist, Vonnie

West, Deeanna

Cole, Catherine J.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Independently published

Can you keep a secret? Secrets are made to be broken they say, but what of the consequences? When secrets come to light who profits, who suffers, and who triumphs? ROAR volume 5 has arrived with a thrilling new set of tales. Fourteen authors have crafted stories exploring and exploiting the secrets held by their characters. When the last page is turned, will there be anything left to reveal? It won’t be a secret for long— Contents: Reynard and the Dragon by Searska GreyRaven The Wharf Cat’s Mermaid by Mary E. Lowd R &amp; D by Ryan Campbell Once Upon A Time... by Alms The Painted and the Plain by Huskyteer The Color of Mantis by C. Casey Gardiner Eels for Heels by Sarina Dorie Alter Child by H. A. Kirsch Fear of the Dark by Ben Goodridge Oakdale by W. F. Albone The Harvest Moon Ceremony by NightEyes DaySpring The Letter From Brundisium by Allen Vigilis Should Have Known by Yannarra Cheena Variables by Roland Joviak

ROAR Volume 5

Bad Dog Books

For the history of the human race we have been locked inside our bodies. Spiritualism, medicine, basic biochemistry and genetic enhancement seek to take us beyond the physical limitations we were born with. The Furry Future is a record of what might become of us once we perfect the methods of reshaping biology.Fangs and claws could become just another fashion accessory. We might use our technology to create intelligent and able companions as we spread out to the stars, or else create perfect servants unable to disobey the whims of their masters. We may remake ourselves to attain our future across the galaxy and unlock our spiritual potential, or collapse into war over where the boundaries of humanity lie.These nineteen stories take us to these different futures, each one written in the fur we choose to wear.Contains the following stories: Emergency Maintenance by Michael H. Payne Tow by Watts Martin Experiment Seventy by J. F. R. Coates A Bedsheet for a Cape by Nathanael Gass Hachimoto by Samuel C. Conway Vivian by Bryan Feir Family Bonding by Yannarra Cheena The Future Is Yours by MikasiWolf Distant Shores by Tony Greyfox The Analogue Cat by Alice “Huskyteer” Dryden The Sequence by NightEyes DaySpring Trinka and The Robot by Ocean Tigrox Lunar Cavity by Mary E. Lowd The Darkness of Dead Stars by Dwale Field Research by M. C. A. Hogarth The Curators by T. S. McNally Evolver by Ronald W. Klemp Growing Fur by Fred Patten Thebe and the Angry Red Eye by David Hopkins with illustrations by Roz Gibson Cover art by Teagan Gavet

The Furry Future

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Hogarth, M.C.A.

DaySpring, NightEyes

Feir, Bryan

Cheena, Yannarra

MikasiWolf

Greyfox, Tony

Dryden, Alice

Tigrox, Ocean

Dwale

Science Fiction

FurPlanet Productions

From the very beginning, mankind has found the divine in the shape of animals from across the world. Deities such as Ganesha, Coyote, Anubis, and The Monkey King—even Zeus took to the wing from time to time. In ancient Egyptian deserts, misty Central American rainforests, and across wind swept tundra, man has forever told stories of gods with fur, feathers, scales, or tusks.Gods With Fur features twenty-two new stories of divine animals working their will upon the land. You may recognize gods such as Bastet, while other stories see authors working in their familiar worlds, such as M. R. Anglin’s Silver Foxes books or Kyell Gold’s Forester University books. Others are set in new worlds where the anthropomorphic gods have tales to tell us. We are proud to present this new furry view of divinity.Contents: 400 Rabbits by Alice “Huskyteer” Dryden Contract Negotiations by Field T. Mouse On the Run from Isofell by M. R. Anglin To the Reader… by Alan Loewen First Chosen by BanWynn Oakshadow All Of You Are In Me by Kyell Gold Yesterday’s Trickster by NightEyes DaySpring The Gods of Necessity by Jefferson Swycaffer The Precession of the Equinoxes by Michael H. Payne Deity Theory by James L. Steele Questor’s Gambit by Mary E. Lowd Fenrir’s Saga by Televassi The Three Days of the Jackal by Samuel C. Conway A Melody in Seduction’s Arsenal by Slip-Wolf Adversary’s Fall by MikasiWolf As Below, So Above by Mut The Going Forth of Uadjet by Frances Pauli That Exclusive Zodiac Club by Fred Patten Three Minutes To Midnight by Killick A Day With No Tide by Watts Martin Repast (A Story of Aligare) by Heidi C. Vlach Origins by Michael D. WinkleCover art by Teagan Gavet, Edited by Fred Patten

Gods With Fur

Payne, Michael H.

Pauli, Frances

Televassi

Patten, Fred

Conway, Samuel C

Slip-Wolf

Steele, James L.

Otters in Space 3: Octopus Ascending (3)

There's Always Another Horizon
People travel for all sorts of reasons. Some seek knowledge, others want to escape. An explorer might want to know what lies beyond the seemingly endless desert, but most people just want to get out a little and meet the neighbors. That’s a much longer trip when they live in the next galaxy.
Exploring New Places is an anthology of 19 short stories about anthropomorphic animals venturing into unfamiliar territory, and you can join them. Whether they are a rabbit in a spaceship searching for their creator, bats sailing into the wind, a gorilla student wandering off in a museum, or two-tailed squirrels confronting interstellar explorers; these animals will take you to parts unknown and new worlds of imagination.
Journey with them, and light a candle in a far away place.
Contents
To Drive the Cold Winter Away by Michael H. Payne In Search of the Creators by Alan Loewen The Rocky Spires of Planet 227 by Mary E. Lowd Defiant by Harwich Wolcott Why Indeed by Pepper Hume Come to Todor! by Fred Patten You Are Our Lifeboat by Dan Leinir Turthra Jensen The Animal Game by Vixyy Fox Ashland’s Fury by MikasiWolf Legacy by M. R. Anglin Umbra’s Legion: Shamblers of Woe by Adam Baker Umbra’s Legion: Where Pride Planted by Geoff Galt Beyond Acacia Ridge by Amy Fontaine One Day in Hanoi by Thomas “Faux” Steele Welcome, Furries by Cathy Smith Back Then by Frank LeRenard Tortoise Who by Mary E. Lowd I Am the Jaguar by Cairyn The Promise of New Heffe by Kary M. Jomb

Exploring New Places

Fontaine, Amy

Fantasy

The Dark Half of the year is upon us, and Luna Station Quarterly follows suit, wrapping up our sixth year in style, with stories that chill and thrill, from an amazing assortment of women. Alongside the usual compliment of uplift &amp; wonder that you’ve come to expect, there are bittersweet stories here; of a girl who is transformed into a tree after rejecting a god, of a cloak that delivers vengeance at a cost, of a woman whose strained humanity causes her to fly into a black hole. Zelda Fitzgerald even shows up along the way! C’mon… now you KNOW you’re curious! As the nights grow longer, as the time for inner work &amp; quiet &amp; solitude blooms, pour yourself a cup of tea, light a candle or two, and invite Luna Station in. It isn’t always safe, but you won’t mind…

Luna Station Quarterly Issue 024

Tahmaseb, Charity

Harrison, Rebecca

Quarterly, Luna Station

McCreedy, Karen

Bigelow, Susan Jane

Faatz, Kristin N.

Karvaly, Fey

Vainionpaa, Riley

Sauer, MK

Luna Station Press

After returning from their visit to the All-Being, Witch-Hazel the squirrel tries to retire in Riverton with her friends Fish-Breath the otter and Twiggy the beaver. But their adventures haunt them, in the form of Fish-Breath's un-otter-like wings, gifted by the Celestial Fragments. A dangerous, magical figure tracks Fish-Breath down, and the three friends find themselves back on the run in Twiggy's hot air balloon, trying to escape the frightening shadow-cats and looking for a way to extract the Celestial Fragments from Fish-Breath's body.The adventurers seek help on an island of gryphons, from a mad scientist octopus, and in the watery realm of a koi fish queen. All the while, Witch-Hazel's connection to the magic flowing through their world grows, and she begins to suspect there are deep secrets about the nature of magic and their world that the queens of the elemental realms haven't been telling her.

The Otter's Wings: A Labyrinth of Souls Novel (The Celestial Fragments)

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