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User:Farry

2022-07-21T12:16:01Z

Farry:

Farry is some bloke that lives in the UK.

Talk:Furry Novel List

2012-02-05T12:23:04Z

Farry:

The list is a version of the Furry novel List that was once posted in the Usenet group alt.fan.furry (original archived [[Talk:Furry_Novel_List/Archive_2001|here]]).

Hopefully, the format of the existing list will be respected (unless somebody completely re-edits it into a superior format, of course). For the purposes of the list, a "furry novel" is defined as a novel containing at least one major furry character/plot thread - the presence of humans not being grounds for disqualification. "Furry characters" being recognisable as anthropomorphised animals or having other animal-like characteristics and preferably not exotic creatures or aliens whose only qualification is a fur covering. That allows an animal-type to be associated with each entry.

Please include: animal type, author, title, publication date, and ISBN.''--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 14:31, 4 February 2012 (EST)

:While I think having historial version(s) of the Furry Novel List on WikiFur is great, and certain an article about the list, I don't feel WikiFur is the appropriate place to extend upon the list in that format. -- [[User:Sine|Sine]] 14:55, 4 February 2012 (EST)

::Since I took the site with the historical version down, it is as you say, useful to have a copy of the archived version. It's also useful to have an editable version so that nobody's inclined to edit the archived version. It ''might'' fit better with the stuff elsewhere on the wiki to merge the list with the novel category page, but that would be one heck of a lot of work. There are other lists on the wiki, so it's not completely out of place.--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 17:51, 4 February 2012 (EST)

:::There are list, but generally speaking categories are better, and what lists are (or should be) in WikiFur's style. I'm all for describing a project here on WikiFur, and archiving part or examples of a project, but not using WikiFur article space as a place to house a project that has its own style. I think that falls under [[WikiFur:What WikiFur is not]]. -- [[User:Sine|Sine]] 21:25, 4 February 2012 (EST)

::::I take the point that lists having their own specific "style" might be inappropriate, but I think that a list of relevant novels arranged by author is OK for an encyclopaedia in principle -- and the novels category page is rather hard to read because the authors are not listed there. Now, looking at point 1 of the "What Wikifur is not", it does mention "excessive lists" but then does go on to say that community consensus says they can be OK on separate pages. I do think that this particular list could be a useful resource, and of course, anybody is free to adjust the format to make the style more appropriate for a wiki.

::::I've got a few ideas myself for making the list less "styled" and more of a generic "novels by author" list. The aim being to make it easier for other people to edit, if they want, without having to study the existing format. E.g merging the three sections into one and placing the distinctions between the three "types" of furry into the "animal type" note in the square brackets. I think that keeping the basic list-formatting wiki-code for each author is a good idea, rather than using wiki templates, although the titles can be hotlinked if they've got pages on Wikifur. If the list is left up, I'll think about these things, take on-board any ideas here, and maybe have a go at restructuring it on another day.--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 07:23, 5 February 2012 (EST)

Talk:Furry Novel List

2012-02-05T09:43:15Z

Farry:

The list is a version of the Furry novel List that was once posted in the Usenet group alt.fan.furry (original archived [[Talk:Furry_Novel_List/Archive_2001|here]]).

Hopefully, the format of the existing list will be respected (unless somebody completely re-edits it into a superior format, of course). For the purposes of the list, a "furry novel" is defined as a novel containing at least one major furry character/plot thread - the presence of humans not being grounds for disqualification. "Furry characters" being recognisable as anthropomorphised animals or having other animal-like characteristics and preferably not exotic creatures or aliens whose only qualification is a fur covering. That allows an animal-type to be associated with each entry.

Please include: animal type, author, title, publication date, and ISBN.''--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 14:31, 4 February 2012 (EST)

:While I think having historial version(s) of the Furry Novel List on WikiFur is great, and certain an article about the list, I don't feel WikiFur is the appropriate place to extend upon the list in that format. -- [[User:Sine|Sine]] 14:55, 4 February 2012 (EST)

::Since I took the site with the historical version down, it is as you say, useful to have a copy of the archived version. It's also useful to have an editable version so that nobody's inclined to edit the archived version. It ''might'' fit better with the stuff elsewhere on the wiki to merge the list with the novel category page, but that would be one heck of a lot of work. There are other lists on the wiki, so it's not completely out of place.--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 17:51, 4 February 2012 (EST)

:::There are list, but generally speaking categories are better, and what lists are (or should be) in WikiFur's style. I'm all for describing a project here on WikiFur, and archiving part or examples of a project, but not using WikiFur article space as a place to house a project that has its own style. I think that falls under [[WikiFur:What WikiFur is not]]. -- [[User:Sine|Sine]] 21:25, 4 February 2012 (EST)

::::I take the point that lists having their own specific "style" might be inappropriate, but I think that a list of relevant novels arranged by author is OK for an encyclopaedia in principle -- and the novels category page is rather hard to read because the authors are not listed there. Now, looking at point 1 of the "What Wikifur is not", it does mention "excessive lists" but then does go on to say that community consensus says they can be OK on separate pages. I do think that this particular list could be a useful resource, and of course, anybody is free to adjust the format to make the style more appropriate for a wiki -- maybe retitle it to "Furry Novels arranged by author" to highlight the detail that makes the list useful, or maybe split the three sections into three separately titled pages.--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 04:43, 5 February 2012 (EST)

Talk:Furry Novel List

2012-02-04T22:51:56Z

Farry:

Furry fiction

2012-02-04T21:23:11Z

Farry: Furry Novel List site taken down so see local list

'''Furry fiction''' is an as yet unofficial term used to identify the genre of literature that focuses on [[talking animal|talking]] and [[anthropomorphic]] animals. Also used for any piece of fictional literature that would be of interest to the [[furry community]] at large. Furry fiction is widely regarded as an [[Wikipedia:anomaly|anomaly]] among fictional genres due to its ability to cross into any other genre or style, simply by replacing human characters with animal characters. Otherwise it has none of the rules and boundaries that normally accompany a genre classification.

Spiritual, sociological or historical works of furry fiction often bear the literary classifications [[Wikipedia:allegory|allegory]] or [[Wikipedia:fable|fable]].

Erotic furry fiction is often, but not exclusively, identified as [[Yiffy]].

Classic examples of furry fiction include Felix Salten's [[Bambi]], George Orwell's [[Animal Farm]], Richard Adam's [[Watership Down]], Richard Bach's [[Wikipedia:Jonathan Livingston Seagull|Jonathan Livingston Seagull]], Tad Williams' [[Tailchaser's Song]] and Akif Pirinçci's [[Felidae]].

==Notable publishers==

*[[Sofawolf Press]], publisher of [[Kyell Gold|Kyell Gold's]] ''[[Pendant of Fortune]]'', winner of the 2006 [[Ursa Major Award]] for Best Anthropomorphic Novel.

*[[Bad Dog Books]], a [[Wikipedia:print on demand|print-on-demand]] publishing house founded by [[Alex Vance]].

==Notable sources==
* [[SoFurry]] is a repository for thousands of stories, covering an astonishing array of genres and subject matter. Formerly known as [[Yiffstar]], a name that implied that it was primarily for [[Yiffy]] stories, it was renamed in part to emphasize that it also encompasses works of a non-erotic cast.

* [[FurRag]] is a site dedicated to writers of furry fiction and intended as both a repository and a writing workshop. Users are strongly encouraged to review their peers' work and leave constructive criticism to help them become better writers. Acting as a complementary site to [[SoFurry]], FurRag accepts works intended for all age ranges. Stories of erotic nature are accepted but aren't the site's main focus.

* [[Mia's Index of Anthro Stories|Mia's Index of Anthro Stories]] is a vast index of furry stories maintained by [[Miavir]]. Last updated in 2003, the site has fallen into disrepair.

* [[The Raccoon's Bookshelf]], which serves as both a small-time press as well as an online repository.

==See also==
*[[Furry Novel List]]
*[[Fanfiction]]
*[[Transformation fiction]]
*[[Furotica]]

[[Category:Culture]]
[[Category:Terms]]
[[Category:Fiction]]

[[es:Ficción furry]]
[[ru:Художественная литература]]
[[sv:Furryhistorier]]

News:Amazon tag creates new furry novel list

2012-02-04T21:07:06Z

Farry: Understood, but I've just taken that website down

{{date|April|5|2007}}{{publish}}
[[Image:Amazon logo.jpg|right|200px|Amazon.com]]
The Furry Novel List on Usenet has not been updated since 2001.<ref>[[Talk:Furry_Novel_List/Archive_2001|Archived copy of the Furry Novel List]]</ref> As a result there has not been an up-to-date source for published works relating to the fandom. Many novels on the list are now long out of print and difficult to find.

However, users of the [[Wikipedia:Amazon.com|Amazon.com]] system of [[Wikipedia:Tag (metadata)|tagging]] products are creating an alternative. So far, 22 users have marked 90 novels, non-fiction works, CDs and DVDs with the tag ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry furry]''. Searching for this tag displays products of interest to the fandom.

Items currently tagged as ''furry'' include:
* Novels in the ''[[Redwall]]'' series
* ''[[Watership Down]]''
* [[Dinosaur|Saurian]] and [[dragon]] literature (e.g. ''[[Raptor Red]]'' and ''[[Dinotopia]]'')
* DVDs such as ''[[Brother Bear]]'' and ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]''
* Various ''[[Sofawolf]]'' publications (''Breaking the Ice'')
* Nonfiction books dealing with spirituality (''Totem Magic'')

Other tags of interest include ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/anthropomorphic anthropomorphic]'' and ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry%20fandom furry fandom]''.

As more items are tagged by users, the results of searching for ''furry'' on Amazon could become a new Furry Novel List. Although not as comprehensive as the original, the Amazon system provides links to products currently available for purchase.

==Sources==
<references />
{{Culture news}}

News:Amazon tag creates new furry novel list

2012-02-04T20:07:29Z

Farry: Correct links & remove my name because I only took it over from the original author for a few months

{{date|April|5|2007}}{{publish}}
[[Image:Amazon logo.jpg|right|200px|Amazon.com]]
The Usenet-published Furry Novel List has not been updated since 2001.<ref>[[Talk:Furry_Novel_List/Archive_2001|Archived Usenet copy of the Furry Novel List]]</ref> As a result there has not been an up-to-date source for published works relating to the fandom. Many novels on the list are now long out of print and difficult to find.

However, users of the [[Wikipedia:Amazon.com|Amazon.com]] system of [[Wikipedia:Tag (metadata)|tagging]] products are creating an alternative. So far, 22 users have marked 90 novels, non-fiction works, CDs and DVDs with the tag ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry furry]''. Searching for this tag displays products of interest to the fandom.

Items currently tagged as ''furry'' include:
* Novels in the ''[[Redwall]]'' series
* ''[[Watership Down]]''
* [[Dinosaur|Saurian]] and [[dragon]] literature (e.g. ''[[Raptor Red]]'' and ''[[Dinotopia]]'')
* DVDs such as ''[[Brother Bear]]'' and ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]''
* Various ''[[Sofawolf]]'' publications (''Breaking the Ice'')
* Nonfiction books dealing with spirituality (''Totem Magic'')

Other tags of interest include ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/anthropomorphic anthropomorphic]'' and ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry%20fandom furry fandom]''.

As more items are tagged by users, the results of searching for ''furry'' on Amazon could become a new Furry Novel List. Although not as comprehensive as the original, the Amazon system provides links to products currently available for purchase.

==Sources==
<references />
{{Culture news}}
==See also==
Wikifur's [[Furry Novel List]]

Category:Novels

2012-02-04T19:56:30Z

Farry: Local version of Furry Novel List

'''Novels''' of relevance to [[furry fandom]]. These can center around aliens, [[anthropomorphic]] animals, wild animals, ''etc.''

* '''[[:Category:Novels/Novels to add|Novels to add]]''' are on a separate page.

== See also ==
* [[Furry Novel List]]
* [[:Category:Single-author anthologies|Single-author anthologies]]

== External links ==

* [http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/furrydex/a.html The Anthropomorphic Index] by [[Pink Parka Girl]]
* [http://www.swandogstudio.com/books.html Furry Book List] by [[Swandog]]

[[Category:Publications]]
[[Category:Fiction works]]

[[da:Kategori:Romaner]]

Talk:Furry Novel List

2012-02-04T19:51:37Z

Farry: Link to archived original

==Create Page==
The list is a version of the Furry novel List that was once posted in the Usenet group alt.fan.furry (original archived [[Talk:Furry_Novel_List/Archive_2001|here]]).

Hopefully, the format of the existing list will be respected (unless somebody completely re-edits it into a superior format, of course). For the purposes of the list, a "furry novel" is defined as a novel containing at least one major furry character/plot thread - the presence of humans not being grounds for disqualification. "Furry characters" being recognisable as anthropomorphised animals or having other animal-like characteristics and preferably not exotic creatures or aliens whose only qualification is a fur covering. That allows an animal-type to be associated with each entry.

Please include: animal type, author, title, publication date, and ISBN.''--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 14:31, 4 February 2012 (EST)

Talk:Furry Novel List/Archive 2001

2012-02-04T19:40:51Z

Farry: Created page with ''''''This is an archive of the last version of the Furry Novel List that was posted to the Usenet group alt.fan.furry, last updated in 2001''''' '''''A new editable version of t...'

'''''This is an archive of the last version of the Furry Novel List that was posted to the Usenet group alt.fan.furry, last updated in 2001'''''

'''''A new editable version of the list is here: [[Furry Novel List]]'''''

<pre>
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* * FURRY NOVEL LIST - Version 2.0 - 20-Jun-2001 * *
*************************************************************

Introduction by original list maintainer, Dan Lorey.

This is a list of novels that may be of interest to a.f.f readers. It
is by no means a complete list, and if you know of something not on the
list that should be here (or, heaven forbid, something that is on the list
that shouldn't be *grin*), I'd appreciate it if you'd e-mail [the current
list maintainer].

For the list, I'm defining a "furry novel" as a novel containing at
least one major furry character/plot thread - the presence of humans will
not be grounds for disqualification. I realize that this is a rather broad
definition, but I'd rather the definition be too broad than too narrow.

I've arranged the list into these categories of furriness:

1) Animals behaving intelligently - This type of story deals with
animals in their natural forms showing innate intelligence.
Example: _Watership Down_ by Richard Adams.

2) Intelligent Animals - These stories deal with animals in their
natural forms who, through methods scientific, magical or other, are able
to express their intelligence in interactions with humans and/or other
"intelligent" species.
Example: _Startide Rising_ by David Brin. (True, dolphins have no
fur, but they *are* mammals, which, IMHO, make them ex officio furries.)

3) Intelligent Animalmorphs - These stories, obviously enough, deal
with anthropomorphic species.
Example: _The Pride of Chanur_ by C. J. Cherryh.

Wherever possible, the listings include author, title, specie(s) of
furries involved, year of publication, publisher and ISBN number (usually
for a U.S. paperback edition). This list now includes, where possible,
forthcoming furry books (information for these books has been gleaned from
assorted sources, especially the _Locus_ list of forthcoming books). For
these books, the date of publication and publisher is set off in
asterisks.

If you feel like sending additions, please include as much of this info
as you can. My sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed additions -
the response to date has been gratifyingly overwhelming!

I make no promises as to how good the stories are; besides, I'm sure
opinions may vary on many of these novels (both on quality and furriness).

Enjoy!
Dan Lorey

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ANIMALS BEHAVING INTELLIGENTLY

Adams, Richard:
The Plague Dogs [Dogs]
Shardik [Bear]
Traveler [Horse]
Watership Down [Rabbits] 1975, Avon, 0-380-00293-0
Tales from Watership Down [Rabbits] 1998, Avon, 0-380-72934-2

Brown, Rita Mae: [Cats, Dogs]
1) Wish You Were Here 1991, Bantam, 0-553-28753-2
2) Rest in Pieces 1993, Bantam, 0-553-56239-8
3) Murder at Monticello 1994, Bantam, 0-553-57235-0
4) Pay Dirt 1996, Bantam, 0-553-57236-9
5) Murder She Meowed 1997, Bantam, 0-553-57237-7
6) Murder on the Prowl 1998, Bantam, 0-553-57540-6
7) Cat on the Scent 1999, Bantam, 0-553-57541-4
8) Pawing Through the Past 2000, Bantam, 0-553-10738-0 (HC)
[Later novels in this series tend towards category 2]

Clement, Aeron:
The Cold Moons [Badgers] 1990, Dell, 0-440-50331-0

Corbett, W.J.: "Pentecost" series [mice, fox]
1) The Song of Pentecost 1982, Methuen, 0-416-24730-X
2) Pentecost and the Chosen One 1984, Methuen, 0-416-50190-X
3) Pentecost of Lickey Top 1988 (?)

Dann, Colin: "Animals of Farthing Wood" series [Fox, Badger, Rabbits,
Mice, Owl, Kestrel, etc.]
1) The Animals of Farthing Wood
2) In the Grip of Winter
3) Fox's Feud
4) The Fox Cub Bold
5) Seige of White Deer Park
6) In the Path of the Storm
7) Battle for the Park

Frost, Gregory:
Lyrec [Cats]

Gallico, Paul:
The Abandoned [Cats] 1995, Intl Polygonics, 1-55882-097-3

Grahame, Kenneth:
The Wind in the Willows [All sorts of charming critters] 1908

Hancock, Niel:
Dragon Winter [Otters, Badgers, Beavers]
1978, Popular Library, 0-445-04191-9

Harrington, Donald:
The Cockroaches of Stay More [Cockroaches] 1989, HBJ
[Note: This book was suggested for the "Almost, But Not Entirely,
Totally Unlike Watership Down" category.]

Henry, Marguerite:
Cinnabar, The One O'Clock Fox [Foxes] 1956 (Republished 1980)

Hoban, Russell:
The Mouse and His Child [Mice, Others] 1982, Avon Bard

Horwood, William:
Callanish [Golden eagles]
The Stonor Eagles [Sea eagles]

Horwood, William: "The Duncton Chronicles" series [Moles]
1) Duncton Wood
2) Duncton Quest
3) Duncton Found
4) Duncton Tales 1991, Harper Collins, 0-00-647218-4
5) Duncton Rising 1992, Harper Collins, 0-00-674302-4
6) Duncton Stone 1993, Harper Collins, 0-00-647601-5

Horwood, William: "The Wolves of Time" series [Wolves]
1) Journeys to the Heartland" 1996 UK, Harper Collins, 0-00-649694-6
2) Seekers at the Wulfrock" 1997 UK, Harper Collins, 0-00-223678-8

Huggins, James Byron:
A Wolf Story [Wolves, Lion] 1993, Harvest House, 1-56507-126-3

Jacques, Brian: "Redwall" series [Mice, Badgers, Foxes, Rats, others]
1) Redwall 1990, Avon, 0-380-70827-2
2) Mossflower 1990, Avon, 0-380-70828-0
3) Mattimeo 1991, Avon, 0-380-71530-9
4) Mariel of Redwall 1993, Avon, 0-380-71922-3
5) Salamandastron 1993, Philomel, 0-399-21992-7 (HB version)
1994, Ace, 0-441-00031-2 (PB version)
6) Martin the Warrior 1994, Philomel (HB)
1995, Ace, 0-441-00186-6 (PB)
7) The Bellmaker 1995, Philomel (HB)
8) Outcast of Redwall 1997, Ace, 0-441-00416-4
9) The Pearls of Lutra 1998, Ace, 0-441-00508-X
10) The Long Patrol 1999, Penguin USA, 0-441-00599-3
11) Marlfox 2000, Ace 0-441-00693-0
12) The Legend of Luke 2000, Philomel, 0-399-24390-X (HC)
13) Lord Brocktree 2000, Philomel, 0-339-23590-6 (HC)

Jarvis, Robin "The Deptford Mice" series [Mice, Rats]
1) The Dark Portal 2000, Seastar, 1-587-17021-3 (HC)
2000, Knight, 0-340-78862-3 (UK)
2) The Crystal Prison 2000, Knight, 0-340-78863-1 (UK)
3) The Final Reckoning 2000, Knight, 0-340-78864-X (UK)

Jarvis, Robin "The Deptford Histories" series [Mice, Rats, Cats] (UK)
1) The Alchymist's Cat 2000, Knight, 0-340-78865-8 (UK) [Grim!]
2) The Oaken Throne 2000, Knight, 0-340-78866-6 (UK)
3) Thomas 2000, Knight, 0-340-78867-4 (UK)

Jenner, Jahann V.:
SanDeagoZu [Coatimundi, Snakes, Langur] 1986, Harper and Row,
0-06-015633-3

Jones, Diana Wynne:
Dogsbody [Dog] 1975, Dell

Kilworth, Garry:
The Foxes of Firstdark [Foxes] (European Title: Hunter's Moon)
Frost Dancers [Hares] (UK PB - HarperCollins)
Midnight Sun [Wolves] (UK)

Kilworth, Garry: "Welkin Weasels" series [Weasels]
1) Thunder Oak 1999, Corgi, 0-552-54546-5 (UK)
2) Castle Storm 1999, Corgi, 0-552-54547-3 (UK)
3) Windjammer Run 1999, Corgi, 0-552-54548-1 (UK)

King, Gabriel: "Wild Road" series [Cats]
1) The Wild Road 1997, Del Rey, 0-345-42303-8
2) The Golden Cat 1999, Del Rey, 0-345-42305-4

Kipling, Rudyard: [Mongoose, Wolves, Elephants, Horses, Mules]
The Jungle Book
The Second Jungle Book
Just So Stories

Kotzwinkle, William:
Doctor Rat [Rats, Dogs] 1977, Bantam, 0-553-10382-2
[Note: This looks like an amazingly bizarre book, and should be
considered as marginally furry.]

Lawrence, R. D.:
Cry Wild [Wolves] 1992, Pinnacle, 1-55817-636-5
The White Puma [Pumas] 1991, Pinnacle, 1-55817-532-6

London, Jack:
Call of the Wild [Dogs]
White Fang [Dogs]

Murphy, Pat:
Wild Angel [Wolves] 2000, Tor, 0-312-86626-7 (HC)

Oppel, Kenneth
1) Silverwing [Bats] 1997 Aladdin, 0-689-82558-7
2) Sunwing [Bats] 2000, Simon & Schuster, 0-689-82674-5 (HC)

Peak, Michael:
Cat House [Cats] 1989, Signet, 0-451-46303-6
Catamount [Puma] 1992, Roc, 0-451-45141-4

Pirincci, Akif: "Felidae" Series [Cats]
1) Felidae 1993, Villard Books, 0-679-42069-X (HB)
2) Francis (Germany) (in UK as Felidae on the Road)

Roberts, Sir Charles G. D.:
Red Fox [Foxes] 1974 (UK) (Originally published 1905)

Salten, Felix: "Bambi" series [Deer, Skunks, Rabbits, etc.]
1) Bambi 1923 (Germany), 1928 (US)
2) Bambi's Children 1939

Smith, Dodie: "Dalmatians" series [Dogs]
The Hundred and One Dalmations 1989, Viking, 0-140-34034-3
The Starlight Barking 1997, St. Martin's, 0-312-15664-2

Stanton, Mary: "Appaloosa" series [Horses, Dog]
1) The Heavenly Horse of the Outermost West 1988, Baen, 0-671-65410-1
2) Piper at the Gate 1989, Baen, 0-671-69820-6

Stranger, Joyce:
The Running Foxes [Foxes] 1965 (UK)

Tesnohlidek, Rudolf:
The Cunning Little Vixen [Foxes]

Wangerin, Walter ,Jr.: "Chauntecleer" series [Rooster, farm animals]
1) The Book of the Dun Cow 1978
2) The Book of Sorrows 1985

White, E. B.:
Charlotte's Web
Stuart Little

Williams, Tad:
Tailchaser's Song [Cats] 1986, DAW, 0-88677-162-5

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INTELLIGENT ANIMALS

Baxter, Stephen: "Mammoth" series [Mammoths]
1) Silverhair 2000, Harper, 0-061-02020-6
2) Longtusk 2000, Victor Gollancz SF, 0-575-06858-2 (UK)
June 2001, Eos, 0-380-81898-1

Beagle, Peter S.:
The Last Unicorn 1994, New American Library, 0-451-45052-3

Bell, Clare: "Ratha" series [Intelligent wildcats]
1) Ratha's Creature 1983, Dell, 0-440-97298-1
2) Clan Ground 1984, Dell, 0-440-91287-3
3) Ratha and Thistle-Chaser 1990
4) Ratha's Challenge 1994

Brin, David: "Uplift" Series
1) Sundiver [Dolphins]
2) Startide Rising [Dolphins, Chimpanzee] 1983, Bantam,
0-553-27418-X
3) The Uplift War [Chimpanzees, Dolphins, Assorted Morphs] 1987,
Bantam, 0-553-25121-X
4) Brightness Reef *October 1995, Bantam/Spectra*

Burroughs, Richard:
The Year of the Angry Rabbit [Rabbits]

Callander, Don:
Marbleheart [Sea Otter] 1998, Ace, 0-441-00538-1

Camp, Joe:
Oh, Heavenly Dog! [Man reincarnated as dog] 1980, 0-590-31400-9

Capek, Karl:
War with the Newts [Newts]
[Note: This book is probably on the limiting edge of furriness.]

Card, Orson Scott & Kathryn H. Kidd: "The Mayflower Trilogy" [Monkey]
1) Lovelock 1994, Tor, 0-812-51805-5
2) Rasputin 2002?

Carroll, Jerry Jay:
Top Dog [Man turned into dog] 1998, Ace, 0-441-00513-6

Conly, Jane Leslie: "NIMH" series (continued) [Rats]
2) Racso and the Rats of NIMH 1986
3) R-T, Margaret, and the Rats of NIMH 1990
(Note: See also O'Brien, Robert C.)

Cook, Kenneth:
Play Little Victims [Mice] 1978, Pergamon Press (Australia) Pty Ltd

Dahl, Roald:
Fantastic Mr. Fox [Fox]

Dexter, Susan: "The Winter King's War" [Cat]
[Note: The cat in this series is a major character, but the series as
a whole should probably be considered as only moderately furry.]
1) The Ring of Allaire 1981, Del Rey, 0-345-29273-1
2) The Sword of Calandra 1985, Del Rey, 0-345-29717-2
3) The Mountains of Channadran 1986, Del Rey, 0-345-31976-1

Diamond, Graham:
The Haven [Wolves] Playboy Press (rewritten and recently
re-released as "Forest Wars" by Lion Press)

Dickson, Gordon R.:
Masters of Everon [Alien Cats] 1980, Ace, 0-441-52179-7
Wolf and Iron [Wolf] 1991, Tor, 0-812-50946-3

Duane, Diane:
Dark Mirror [Dolphin] 1993, Pocket, 0-671-79377-2
[Note: The furriness of this Star Trek:The Next Generation novel is
marginal, but a dolphin navigator aboard the _Enterprise_ is a
major character.]

Duane, Diane: "Wizardry" series
1) Deep Wizardry [Dolphins, whales, sharks, other deep-sea animals]
2) So You Want to Be a Wizard [Dogs]
3) High Wizardry [Macaw]
4) A Wizard Abroad [Cat-bard, intelligent fox]

Duane, Diane: "Cats of Grand Central" series [Cats]
1) The Book of Night with Moon 1999, Aspect, 0-446-60633-2
2) To Visit the Queen 2000, Aspect, 0-446-60855-6
[UK Title: On Her Majesty's Wizardly Service]

Ende, Michael:
The Night of Wishes [Cat, Raven]

Forward, Eve:
Animist [Rat] 2000, Tor, 0-312-86891-X [HC]

Foster, Alan Dean:
Cat-a-lyst [Cats] 1991, Ace, 0-441-64661-1

Freer, Dave and Eric Flint:
Rats, Bats & Vats [rats, bats] 2000, Baen, 0-671-31940-X (HC)

Garnett, David S.:
Lady into Fox [Fox]

Garrett, Randall and Vicki Ann Heydron: "The Gandalara Cycle" [Lions]
1) The Steel of Raithskar
2) The Glass of Dyskornis
3) The Bronze of Eddarta
[Books 1-3 also as omnibus "TGC: Volume 1" Bantam, 0-553-25942-3]
4) The Well of Darkness
5) The Search for Ka
6) Return to Eddarta
[Books 4-6 also as omnibus "TGC: Volume 2" Bantam, 0-553-25943-1]
7) The River Wall Bantam, 0-553-27671-9

Greeno, Gayle: "The Ghatti's Tale" series [Cats]
1) Finders, Seekers 1993, DAW, 0-88677-550-7
2) Mind Speaker's Call 1994, DAW, 0-88677-579-5
3) The Exiles' Return *May 1995, DAW*

Greeno, Gayle: "Ghattens' Gambit" series [Cats]
Sunderlies Seeking 1998, DAW, 0-88677-805-0
The Farthest Seeking 2000, DAW, 0-88677-897-2

Harper, Tara K.: "Tales of the Wolves" series [Wolves]
1) Wolfwalker 1990, Del Rey, 0-345-36539-9
2) Shadow Leader 1991, Del Rey, 0-345-37163-1
3) Storm Runner 1993, Del Rey, 0-345-37162-3
4) Grayheart 1996, Del Rey, 0-345-38053-3
5) Wolf's Bane 1997, Del Rey, 0-345-40634-6

Hawke, Simon:
The Nine Lives of Catseye Gomez [Cat] 1992, Warner, 0-446-36241-7

Huff, Tanya:
Summon the Keeper [Cat] 1998, Daw, 0-88677-784-4

Jablokov, Alexander:
A Deeper Sea [Dolphins, Whales] 1992, AvoNova, 0-688-11113-0 (HB)
1993, AvoNova, 0-380-71709-3 (PB)

Key, Ted:
The Cat from Outer Space [Alien Cat] 1978, Pocket, 0-671-81740-X
[Note: Novelization of the Disney movie.]

Kidd, Paul:
Mus of Kerbridge [Mouse] 1995, TSR, 0-7869-0094-6

Koontz, Dean R.:
Watchers [Dog] 1988, Berkeley, 0-425-10746-9

Kurtz, Katherine:
The Legacy of Lehr [Alien Cats] 1988, Avon, 0-380-70454-4

L'Engle, Madeline:
A Swiftly Tilting Planet

Lackey, Mercedes: "Magic" Series
1) Magic's Pawn [Birds] DAW
2) Magic's Promise DAW
3) Magic's Price [Intelligent, magical wolves] DAW

Lewis, C.S.: "The Chronicles of Narnia" series [Lion, Mousemorph]
1) The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
2) Prince Caspian
3) The Voyage of the "Dawn Treader"
4) The Silver Chair
5) The Horse and His Boy
6) The Magician's Nephew
7) The Last Battle

Lovejoy, Jack:
Outworld Cats [Alien Cats] 1994, DAW, 0-88677-596-5

Merle, Robert:
The Day of the Dolphin [Dolphins]

Mieville, China:
King Rat [Rats] 1999, Tor, 0-312-89073-7

Milne, A.A.:
The Complete Winnie-the-Pooh [Talking plush animals] 1926-28

Murphy, Pat:
Rachel in Love [Chimpanzee] 1992, Pulphouse, 1-56146-548-8
[46-page booklet]

Murphy, Shirley Rosseau:
The Catswold Portal [Cats] 1993, DAW, 0-451-45275-5

Murphy, Shirley Rousseau: "Joe Grey Mystery" series [Cats]
1) Cat on the Edge [& were-cat] 1996, Harper, 0-06-105600-6
2) Cat under Fire 1997, Harper, 0-06-105601-4
3) Cat Raise the Dead 1997, Harper, 0-06-105602-2
4) Cat in the Dark 1999, Harper, 0-06-105947-1
5) Cat to the Dogs 2000, Harper, 0-06-105988-9
6) Cat Spitting Mad 2000, Harper, 0-06-105098-9 (HC)

Norton, Andre:
The Mark of the Cat [Cats] 1993, Ace, 0-441-51971-7
The Zero Stone [Alien Cat] 1992, Roc
Uncharted Stars [Alien Cat] Roc

O'Brien, Robert C.: "NIMH" series
1) Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH
(Note: See also Conly, Jane Leslie)

Payne, Michael H.:
The Blood Jaguar [Bobcat, others] 1999, Tor, 0-812-56675-0

Poyer, Joe:
Operation Malacca [Dolphins]

Reichert, Mickey Zucker & Jennifer Wingert
Spirit Fox [Cat, Were-fox] 2000, Daw 0-88677-807-7

Roberson, Jennifer: "Chronicles of the Cheysuli" series [Wolves,
Foxes, Mountain Cats, others]
[Note: The amount of furriness in this series varies among the
different books.]
1) Shapechangers 1984, DAW, 0-88677-140-4
2) The Song of Homana 1985, DAW, 0-88677-057-2
3) Legacy of the Sword 1986, DAW, 0-88677-124-2
4) Track of the White Wolf 1987, DAW, 0-88677-193-5
5) A Pride of Princes 1988, DAW, 0-88677-261-3
6) Daughter of the Lion 1989, DAW, 0-88677-324-5
7) Flight of the Raven 1990, DAW, 0-88677-422-5
8) A Tapestry of Lions 1992, DAW, 0-88677-524-8

Ruff, Matt:
Fool on the Hill [Dogs, Cats] 1989, Warner, 0-446-35772-3
[Note: As an added bonus for some of us *grin*, the novel is set
in and around Cornell University!]

Schmidt, Stanley:
Tweedlioop [Alien squirrel] 1988, Tor, 0-812-53155-8

Simak, Clifford D.:
City [Dogs] 1982, 0-441-10627-7

Stapledon, Olaf:
Sirius [Dog]

Strieber, Whitley:
The Wild [Wolves] 1991, Tor, 0-812-51277-4
The Wolfen [Wolves] 1978, Bantam, 0-553-12626-1

Von Gunden, Kenneth: "K-9 Corps" series [Dogs]
1) K-9 Corps 1991, Ace, 0-441-09128-8
2) Under Fire 1991, Ace, 0-441-42494-5 [also Cats]
3) Cry Wolf 1992, Ace, 0-441-42495-3
4) The Last Resort 1993, Ace, 0-441-42496-1

Weber, David.:
Worlds of Honor [Cat-like aliens] 2000, Baen, 0-671-57855-3

Westall, Robert:
The Cats of Seroster [Intelligent Cats]

Wharton, William:
Franky Furbo [Foxes] 1989, Henry Holt & Co., 0-8050-1157-9

Wilson, David Henry:
The Coachman Rat [Rat] 1990, Baen, 0-671-72031-9

Wylie, Jonathan: "Servants of Ark" series [Cats]
[Note: The cats in this series are major characters, but the series
as a whole is really only marginally furry.]
1) The First Named 1987, Bantam Spectra, 0-553-26953-4
2) The Center of the Circle 1988, Bantam Spectra, 0-553-27056-7
3) The Mage-Born Child 1988, Bantam Spectra, 0-553-27270-5

Zelazny, Roger:
A Night in the Lonesome October [Dog, others] 1993

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ANTHROPOMORPHIC SPECIES

Alton, Andrea L.:
Demon of Undoing [Felinoids] 1988, Ace, 0-671-65413-6

Anderson, Poul:
Inconstant Star [Felinoids] 1991, Baen, 0-671-72031-7
[Note: Novel built from Anderson's short stories in the "Man-Kzin
Wars" series by Larry Niven]
People of the Wind [Eaglemorphs]
Ensign Flandry [Tiger-morphs] 1985, Ace, 0-441-20726-X

Anderson, Poul & Gordon R. Dickson: "Hoka" series [Teddy-Bear-morphs]
Earthman's Burden 1979, Avon, 0-380-47993-1
Hoka! 1984, 0-671-43021-1

Anvil, Christopher:
Pandora's Planet [Felinoids] 1973, DAW

Arnason, Eleanor:
Ring of Swords [Alienmorphs]

Arnason, Eleanor: "A Woman of the Iron People" series [Furry aliens]
1) In the Light of Sigma Draconis
2) Changing Women

Bakis, Kirsten:
Lives of the Monster Dogs 1998, Warner, 0-446-67416-8

Barrett, Neal: "Aldair" series [Wolfmorphs, Bearmorphs, etc.]
1) Aldair in Albion
2) Aldair, Across the Misty Sea
3) Aldair, Master of Ships
4) Aldair: The Legion of Beasts

Barton, William:
When We Were Real [Fox-morph] 1999, Warner, 0-446-60706-1

Beese, P. J. and Todd Cameron Hamilton:
The Guardsman [Felinoids] 1988, Pageant, 0-517-00665-0

Betancourt, John:
Rememory [Catmorphs, Dogmorphs] 1990, Questar, 0-445-21045-1

Boyett, Steven R.
The Architect of Sleep [Raccoonmorphs] 1986, Ace, 0-441-02905-1

Bryant, Ed:
Cinnabar [Felinoid] (story "Jade Blue")

Calder, Richard:
Frenzetta [Rat-morphs, others] 1998, Orbit, 1-85723-683-1 [UK]

Carver, Jeffrey A.:
Star Rigger's Way [Felinoid] 1978, Dell, 0-440-17619-0

Cherryh, C. J.: "Chanur" series [Felinoids]
1) The Pride of Chanur 1982, DAW, 0-88677-181-1
2) Chanur's Venture 1985, DAW, 0-88677-293-1
3) The Kif Strike Back 1986, DAW, 0-88677-104-8
4) Chanur's Homecoming 1987, DAW, 0-88677-177-3
5) Chanur's Legacy 1993, DAW, 0-88677-559-0

Cherryh, C.J.:
Cuckoo's Egg [Felinoids] 1994, Daw, 0-886-77371-7
Hestia [Felinoids] 1974, Daw, 0-8867-208-7

Coney, Michael: [Catmorphs, Foxmorphs, Raccoonmorphs]
Cat Karina 1982, Ace, 0-441-09254-3
The Celestial Steam Locomotive
Gods of the Greataway

Cornell, Paul:
Oh No It Isn't [Felinoid] 1997, London Bridge, 0-426-20507-3

Crispin, A. C.:
Starbridge [Baboonmorphs]
Starbridge: Silent Dances (with Kathleen O'Malley) [Birdmorphs]
1990, Ace, 0-441-78330-9

Crowley, John:
Beasts [Lionmorphs, Foxmorph] 1978, Bantam, 0-553-11102-7

Czerneda, Julie E.:
Beholder's Eye [Multi-morph] 1998, DAW, 0-88677-818-2

Daley, Brian: "Han Solo" trilogy
1) Han Solo at Star's End [Felinemorphs] 1979, Del Rey
2) Han Solo's Revenge [Otter(?)morph] 1980, Del Rey
3) Han Solo and the Lost Legacy [Caterpillarmorph] 1980, Del Rey

DeLint, Charles: [Foxmorphs, Stagmorphs]
Ascian in Rose
Ghostwood
Moonheart
Westlin Wind

Dickson, Gordon:
Alien Way [Bear-like morphs]

Dickson, Gordon: "Dilbian" series [bearmorphs]
Spatial Delivery 1961, Ace Books
Spacepaw 1969, Ace Books (1983)
The Right to Arm Bears [Bear-morphs] 2000, Baen, 0-671-31959-0
[Contains "Space Paw", "Spatial delivery", "The Law-Twister Shortly]

Ellison, Harlan (editor):
Medea: Harlan's World [Foxtaurs]

Farmer, Philip Jose:
The Stone God Awakens [Felinoids, Raccoonmorphs] 1970, Ace

Fawcett, Bill (creator): "Guardians of the Three" series [Felinoids]
[Note: The books of this series are "Created by" Bill Fawcett, who
gets the credit on the front cover/spine, but each is written by a
different author(s).]
1) Lord of Cragsclaw (Bill Fawcett and Neil Randall)
1989, Bantam, 0-553-27462-7
2) Keeper of the City (Peter Morwood and Diane Duane)
1989, Bantam, 0-553-28065-1
3) Wizard of Tizare (Matthew J. Costello)
1990, Bantam, 0-553-28303-0
4) Defenders of Ar (Jack Lovejoy) 1990, Bantam, 0-553-28453-3

Fawcett, Bill (editor):
Cats in Space [Catmorphs and Cats] 1992, Baen, 0-671-72118-6

Felice, Cynthia:
Godsfire [Felinoids] 1978, Pocket, 0-671-81472-9

Foster, Alan Dean:
Quozl [Rabbitmorphs] 1989, Ace, 0-441-69454-3
Star Trek: Log Ten [Felinoids] 1978, Del Rey, 0-345-27212-9
[Note: Novelization of the ST animated series. The first half of
the novel deals with Caitians and Kzinti.]

Foster, Alan Dean: "Icerigger" series [Felinoids]
1) Icerigger 1974, Del Rey, 0-345-33395-0
2) Mission to Moulokin 1979, Del Rey, 0-345-33322-5
3) The Deluge Drivers 1987, Del Rey, 0-345-33330-6

Foster, Alan Dean: "Spellsinger" series [Ottermorphs, Foxmorphs,
Raccoonmorphs, etc.]
1) Spellsinger 1983, Warner, 0-446-90352-3
2) The Hour of the Gate 1984, Warner, 0-446-90354-X
3) The Day of the Dissonance 1984, Warner, 0-446-32133-8
4) The Moment of the Magician 1985, Warner, 0-446-32326-8
5) The Paths of the Perambulator
6) Time of the Transferance
7) Son of Spellsinger
8) Chorus Skating 1994, Warner

Gadallah, Leslie: "Oriani" series [Felinoids]
1) Cat's Pawn 1987, Del Rey, 0-345-33742-5
2) Cat's Gambit 1990, Del Rey, 0-345-36478-3

Gagne, Stefan:
A Future We'd Like to See [Rabbitmorphs] 'Net.Novel (on Avatar)
Space Patrol [Rabbitmorphs, Mice] 'Net.Novel (patrol.txt on Avatar)

Gallagher, Diane:
The Alien Dark [Felinoids]

Gotlieb, Phyllis: "Starcat" series [Felinoids]
1) A Judgment of Dragons 1980, Ace, 0-441-42032-X
2) Emperor, Swords, Pentacles 1982, Ace, 0-441-18067-1
3) The Kingdom of the Cats 1985, Ace, 0-441-44453-9

Greenberg, Martin Harry and Charles Waugh (editors):
Animal Brigade 3000 [Assorted Morphs] 1994, Ace, 0-441-00014-2
[Note: Anthology of stories dealing with human/animal combat
teams.]

Hogarth, M. C. A.:
Alysha's Fall [Felinoids, others] 2000, Cornwuff, 0-970-28050-5

Huff, Tanya:
Blood Trail [Pseudo-Wolfmorphs] 1992, DAW, 0-88677-502-7
[Note: The cover blurb on this novel calls the furries in this
book "werewolves". IMHO, they aren't werewolves, but are an
amalgam of human and wolf characteristics who can take either
form at will. Read it and see for yourself *grin*.]

Ing, Dean:
Cathouse [Felinoids] 1990, Baen, 0-671-69872-9
[Note: Novel built from Ing's short stories in the "Man-Kzin Wars"
series by Larry Niven]

Kagan, Janet:
Uhura's Song [Felinoids] 1985, Pocket, 0-671-54730-5

Kahn, James: "Time" series [Assorted morphs]
1) World Enough and Time 1980, Ballantine
2) Time's Dark Laughter
3) Timefall

Kelly, James Patrick: "The Messenger Chronicles" series [Felinoids]
1) Planet of Whispers 1985, Tor, 0-812-54291-6
2) Look into the Sun 1990, Tor, 0-812-54293-2

Kidd, Paul:
A Whisper of Wings [Fox-morphs] 1999, Vision Books, 1-887038-04-3

Lackey, Mercedes: "Winds" Series [Felinemorph, lizards, griffons,
birds, deer, more]
1) Winds of Fate DAW
2) Winds of Change DAW
3) Winds of Fury DAW

Lackey, Mercedes and Larry Dixon:
Chrome Circle [Foxmorphs, Dragon, FurryMuck] 1994, Baen,
0-671-87615-5

Lane, James R.:
Redeeming Factors [Rabbit-morphs] 2000, Xlibris, 0-7388-2574-3

Lieber, Fritz:
"Cat's Cradle" (short story in "The Book of Fritz Leiber")
[Catmorphs]

Leiber, Fritz:
The Wanderer [Felinoid]

Lethem, Jonathan:
Gun, With Occasional Music 1995, Tor, 0-312-85878-7
[Kangaroo-morph, others]

Mayhar, Ardath:
Golden Dream: A Fuzzy Odyssey [Fuzzies] 1983, Ace, 0-441-29726-9
[Note: Novel set in H. Beam Piper's "Fuzzy" universe.]

McCaffrey, Anne: "Doona" series [Felinoids]
1) Decision at Doona 1978, Del Rey, 0-345-27864-X
2) Crisis on Doona (with Jody Lynn Nye) 1992, Ace, 0-441-23194-2
3) Treaty at Doona (with Jody Lynn Nye) 1994, Ace, 0-441-00089-4

Merrit, A.: "Fox Woman" series [Foxmorph]
1) The Fox Woman and Other Stories
2) The Fox Woman: The Blue Pagoda (with Hannes Bok)

Meyers, Richard S.:
Doom Star [Felinoid] 1978, Carlyle, 0-503-07017-3
Return to Doom Star [Felinoid]

Miesel, Sandra:
Shaman (also published as "Dreamrider") [Ottermorphs]

Neal, Jr. Barrett:
The Prophecy Machine, [Mouse morphs, more] 2000, Bantam, 0553-58195-3

Niven, Larry: "Ringworld" series [Felinoids (Kzin), others]
1) Ringworld
2) The Ringworld Engineers

Niven, Larry (creator): "Man-Kzin Wars" series [Felinoids]
[Note: This series of anthologies was created by Larry Niven,
although most of the writing was done by other authors]
The Man-Kzin Wars 1988, Baen, 0-671-65411-X
Man-Kzin Wars II 1989, Baen, 0-671-69833-8
Man-Kzin Wars III 1990, Baen, 0-671-72008-2
Man-Kzin Wars IV 1991, Baen, 0-671-72079-1
Man-Kzin Wars V 1992, Baen, 0-671-72137-2
Man-Kzin Wars VI 1994, Baen, 0-671-87607-4
Man-Kzin Wars VII *July 1995, Baen*
Choosing Names: Man-Kzin Wars VIII 1998, Baen, 0-671-87888-3

Norman, Lisanne:
Turning Point [Felinoids] 1993, DAW, 0-88677-575-2
Fortune's Wheel *August 1995, DAW*
3) Fire Margins 1996, Daw, 0-88677-718-6
4) Razor's Edge 1997, Daw, 0-88677-766-6
5) Dark Nadir 1999, Daw, 0-88677-829-8
6) Stronghold Rising 2000, Daw, 0-88677-898-0
7) Between Darkness & Light 2001

Norton, Andre:
Breed to Come [Cat, Dog, Rat] 1972

Nye, Jody Lynn:
1) Taylor's Ark [Alien Otter(?)morph] 1993, Ace, 0-441-79974-4
2) Medicine Show 1994, Ace

Pinkwater, Daniel M.:
Lizard Music [Lizardmorphs]

Piper, H. Beam: "Fuzzy" series [Fuzzies]
1) Little Fuzzy 1962, Ace, 0-441-48492-1
2) Fuzzy Sapiens (a.k.a. The Other Human Race) 1964, Ace
3) Fuzzies and Other People 1984, Ace, 0-441-26176-0

Piserchia, Doris:
A Billion Days of Earth [Dogmorphs, Ratmorphs, others]
1976, Bantam, 0-553-08805-X

Pournelle, Jerry and S. M. Stirling:
The Children's Hour [Felinoids] 1991, Baen, 0-671-72089-9
[Note: Novel built from Pournelle/Stirling short stories in the
"Man-Kzin Wars" series by Larry Niven]

Rogers, Mark E.: "Samurai Cat" series [Catmorphs]
1) The Adventures of Samurai Cat 1984, Tor, 0-312-85016-6
2) More Adventures of Samurai Cat 1986, Tor, 0-312-85017-4
3) Samurai Cat in the Real World 1989, Tor, 0-312-93198-0
4) The Sword of Samurai Cat 1991, Tor, 0-312-85156-1
5) Samurai Cat Goes to the Movies 1994, Tor, 0-312-85744-6

Schmidt, Dennis: "The Questioner Trilogy"
1) Labyrinth [Ursoid, Simian, Saurian] 1989, Ace, 0-441-69337-7
2) City of Crystal Shadow [Avians] 1990, Ace, 0-441-69779-8
3) Dark Paradise [Felinoids] 1990, Ace, 0-441-69780-1

Serdy, John (scary@netaxs.com) [editor]: "The Interstate" series
Experimental e-text [human shape-changers, various cyberspace
morphs]. New material posted to alt.fan.furry, archived at Avatar.

Shetterly, Will
Chimera [Leopard-morph, others] 2000, Tor, 0-312-86630-5

Silverberg, Robert: "?" series [Primatemorphs, Insectmorphs]
1) At Winter's End
2) The New Springtime

Smith, Cordwainer: "Underpeople" series [Catmorphs, Dogmorphs]
[Note: A series of connected stories.]
Novella:
The Ballad of Lost C'Mell (in Bill Fawcett's _Cats in Space_)
Novels:
Norstrilia 1975, Ballantine, 0-345-24366-8
Quest of Three Worlds 1966, Ballantine, 0-345-27715-5
Anthologies:
The Instrumentality of Mankind 1979, Ballantine, 0-345-27716-3
The Best of Cordwainer Smith 1975, Ballantine, 0-345-27202-1
Space Lords 1965, Jove/HBJ, 0-515-05122-5

Stallman, Robert: "The Book of the Beast" series [Multimorph]
1) The Orphan 1980, Pocket, 0-671-82958-0
2) The Captive 1981, Pocket, 0-671-41382-1
3) The Beast 1982, Pocket, 0-671-41383-X

Sternberg, Elf: "Journal Entries" series [Catmorphs, Skunkmorphs,
Snow Leopardmorphs, Foxmorphs, Mousemorphs, Centaurs, Ottermorphs,
Weaselmorphs, Others]
'Net.Novel [This is a continuing series of NC-17 rated stories - as
of early 1994, there were approximately 175. Stories are on several
FTP sites - ftp.spc.edu (in /pendor) and nifty.andrew.cmu.edu (in
/pub/erotica/journal-entries) are among the sites. One may also
find sites by checking the "Stories in ASCII Format" entry in Elf's
WWW homepage - http://www.halcyon.com/elf/elf_sternberg.html]

Steussy, Marti:
Forest of the Night [Alien feathered tigers]
Dreams of Dawn [Crabmorphs, Squidmorph] 1988, Del Rey, 0-345-35233-5

Swann, S. Andrew: "Moreau" series [Tigermorphs, Rabbitmorphs,
Mongoosemorphs, Others]
1) Forests of the Night 1993, DAW, 0-88677-565-5
2) Emperors of the Twilight 1994, DAW, 0-88677-589-2
3) Specters of the Dawn 1994, DAW, 0-88677-613-9
4) Fearful Symmetries 1999, Daw, 0-88677-834-4

Swycaffer, Jefferson P.:
Web of Futures [Felinoid] 1991, TSR, 1-56076-059-1

Tuning, William:
Fuzzy Bones [Fuzzies] 1981, Ace, 0-441-26182-5
[Note: Novel set in H. Beam Piper's "Fuzzy" universe.]

Van Vogt, A. E.:
Voyage of the Space Beagle [Birdmorphs]

Varley, John: "Gaean" Trilogy [Centaurs]
1) Titan 1980, Berkley, 0-425-04468-8
2) Wizard 1981, Berkley, 0-425-04828-4
3) Demon 1985, Berkley, 0-425-08271-7

Vinge, Vernor:
A Fire Upon the Deep [Lupinoids (Wolfmorphs)]
1993, Tor, 0-812-51528-5

Vinicoff, Eric and Marcia Martin:
The Weigher [Lupinoids (Wolfmorphs)] 1992, Baen, 0-671-72144-5

Wentworth, K.D.: "Blackeagle" series [Wolf-morph]
Black on Black 1999, Baen, 0-671-57788-3
Stars Over Stars 2001, Baen, 0-671-31979-5

Wolf, Gary:
Who Censored Roger Rabbit? [Rabbitmorph]
1982, Ballantine, 0-345-30325-3
[Note: Marginally furry, most likely.]

Various: Novels based on "Shattered Light" CD-ROM Game [Felinoids]
1) Ruby Flames 1999, Pocket Books, 0-671-03266-6
3) Catseye 1999, Pocket Books, 0-671-03268-2

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==Create Page==
The list is a version of the Furry novel List that was once posted in the Usenet group alt.fan.furry.

Hopefully, the format of the existing list will be respected (unless somebody completely re-edits it into a superior format, of course). For the purposes of the list, a "furry novel" is defined as a novel containing at least one major furry character/plot thread - the presence of humans not being grounds for disqualification. "Furry characters" being recognisable as anthropomorphised animals or having other animal-like characteristics and preferably not exotic creatures or aliens whose only qualification is a fur covering. That allows an animal-type to be associated with each entry.

Please include: animal type, author, title, publication date, and ISBN.''--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 14:31, 4 February 2012 (EST)

Category:Novels

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'''Novels''' of relevance to [[furry fandom]]. These can center around aliens, [[anthropomorphic]] animals, wild animals, ''etc.''

* '''[[:Category:Novels/Novels to add|Novels to add]]''' are on a separate page.

== See also ==
* [[:Category:Single-author anthologies|Single-author anthologies]]

== External links ==
* [http://anvil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/furry/furry-novels.txt The Furry Novel List] by Dan Lorey
* [http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/furrydex/a.html The Anthropomorphic Index] by [[Pink Parka Girl]]
* [http://www.swandogstudio.com/books.html Furry Book List] by [[Swandog]]

[[Category:Publications]]
[[Category:Fiction works]]

[[da:Kategori:Romaner]]

News:Amazon tag creates new furry novel list

2009-12-03T21:15:13Z

Farry: Fix user link

{{date|April|5|2007}}{{publish}}
[[Image:Amazon logo.jpg|right|200px|Amazon.com]]
The Furry Novel List by [[User:Farry|Dave Farrance]] has not been updated since 2001.<ref>[http://anvil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/furry/furry-novels.txt Archived copy of the Furry Novel List]</ref> As a result there has not been an up-to-date source for published works relating to the fandom. Many novels on the list are now long out of print and difficult to find.

However, users of the [[Wikipedia:Amazon.com|Amazon.com]] system of [[Wikipedia:Tag (metadata)|tagging]] products are creating an alternative. So far, 22 users have marked 90 novels, non-fiction works, CDs and DVDs with the tag ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry furry]''. Searching for this tag displays products of interest to the fandom.

Items currently tagged as ''furry'' include:
* Novels in the ''[[Redwall]]'' series
* ''[[Watership Down]]''
* [[Dinosaur|Saurian]] and [[dragon]] literature (e.g. ''[[Raptor Red]]'' and ''[[Dinotopia]]'')
* DVDs such as ''[[Brother Bear]]'' and ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]''
* Various ''[[Sofawolf]]'' publications (''Breaking the Ice'')
* Nonfiction books dealing with spirituality (''Totem Magic'')

Other tags of interest include ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/anthropomorphic anthropomorphic]'' and ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry%20fandom furry fandom]''.

As more items are tagged by users, the results of searching for ''furry'' on Amazon could become a new Furry Novel List. Although not as comprehensive as the original, the Amazon system provides links to products currently available for purchase.

==Sources==
<references />
{{Culture news}}

News:Amazon tag creates new furry novel list

2009-12-03T21:12:08Z

Farry: fix link - furry novel list

{{date|April|5|2007}}{{publish}}
[[Image:Amazon logo.jpg|right|200px|Amazon.com]]
The Furry Novel List by [[Dave Farrance]] has not been updated since 2001.<ref>[http://anvil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/furry/furry-novels.txt Archived copy of the Furry Novel List]</ref> As a result there has not been an up-to-date source for published works relating to the fandom. Many novels on the list are now long out of print and difficult to find.

However, users of the [[Wikipedia:Amazon.com|Amazon.com]] system of [[Wikipedia:Tag (metadata)|tagging]] products are creating an alternative. So far, 22 users have marked 90 novels, non-fiction works, CDs and DVDs with the tag ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry furry]''. Searching for this tag displays products of interest to the fandom.

Items currently tagged as ''furry'' include:
* Novels in the ''[[Redwall]]'' series
* ''[[Watership Down]]''
* [[Dinosaur|Saurian]] and [[dragon]] literature (e.g. ''[[Raptor Red]]'' and ''[[Dinotopia]]'')
* DVDs such as ''[[Brother Bear]]'' and ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]''
* Various ''[[Sofawolf]]'' publications (''Breaking the Ice'')
* Nonfiction books dealing with spirituality (''Totem Magic'')

Other tags of interest include ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/anthropomorphic anthropomorphic]'' and ''[http://www.amazon.com/tag/furry%20fandom furry fandom]''.

As more items are tagged by users, the results of searching for ''furry'' on Amazon could become a new Furry Novel List. Although not as comprehensive as the original, the Amazon system provides links to products currently available for purchase.

==Sources==
<references />
{{Culture news}}

Talk:Sage Nadia

2008-08-31T18:08:00Z

Farry:

== "Article" is absurdly opinionated exposition ==
I followed the link from the Fchan article and found this "article" about some administrator there. Well, I don't know how difficult or abrasive this Sage Nadia can be, but this article is self-evidently a putdown attempt rather than an encyclopedic article.

Mostly the paragraphs present an analysis of this person's actions, spinning them as some sort of sinister plan, providing no supporting evidence or citations. It just looks stupid. Grow up, people.--[[User:Farry|Farry]] 18:08, 31 August 2008 (UTC)

== Comments of mysterious context go here ==
: I was wondering when that would be removed. I would have myself, but it did not seem proper to do so.
: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 09:38, 30 July 2007 (UTC)

== Fchan administration ==
I'm not sure that [http://furry.wikia.com/index.php?title=Sage_Nadia&curid=11307&diff=180491&oldid=180487 this edit] is, indeed vandalism. The tone is inappropriate, but the content may not be. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 18:12, 23 January 2008 (UTC)

:Could somebody more acquainted with the situation re--[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 03:46, 1 February 2008 (UTC)-add any salvage data?. I'm not 100% privy with the admin dealings of this image board =( - [[User:Spirou|Spirou]] 19:07, 23 January 2008 (UTC)

:: i can fill you all in on this after the recent conventions i am attending. that is further confusion and fwa.
:: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 09:39, 26 January 2008 (UTC)

:::Great - and see you at FWA! --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 16:09, 26 January 2008 (UTC)

I see Nadia's taken the Cigarskunk route of fellating herself on here, removing everything she thought was negative from the article and replacing it with puffed-up arrogance and butthurt. She's also apparently psycho enough that she doesn't understand how it looks. Oh well, not like I expected anything different from this place. {{unsigned|70.234.223.20}}

: You should sign your work so we know who you are.
: If you are able to provide an objective viewpoint, please feel free to put it in. What I removed was non-objective not so cleverly concealed tripe which belonged on CYD, Vivi, Lulz, or other locations which exist for the sole reason of creating drama and allowing persons to feel better about themselves by trying to make other look worse, not on WikiFur.
: So, tell us what you think needs to be added in, and give us references, or take a trip on down to #fchan in irc and we can chat. Usually you can find me available if I am on.
: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 21:41, 31 January 2008 (UTC)

::Yuh-huh. And you're obviously so objective, since you're, y'know... the subject of the article. How many yiff-yiff-yiffs did you give the admins here to make sure they'd make sure of it? Not that it seems to take much, you prolly just wagged your fat ass at 'em.
::Sign my comments. Whatever. I'm anonymous, my IP shows in the history anyway. You're just looking for excuses to justify yourself, which seems odd since you seem arrogant and psychotic enough to not think you need justification. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by [[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] ([[User talk:75.17.251.234|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/75.17.251.234|contribs]]) {{{2|}}}.

::: You seem to have something personal against me. Did I ban you or something? Whatever, just keep it off of WikiFur. They do a remarkable job of trying to run an excelent ship here and do not need petty behavior like this.
::: Come over to #fchan and we can talk. I like solutions, not problems.
::: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 02:29, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::::I'm sure it seems an excellent job when it goes your way. Funny, they didn't seem to have problems with the last version, which pointed out what you'd done without all the prevaricating and excuses.
::::And no, sorry. You love problems, you've created so many. I'm not gonna give you the satisfaction of playing by your rules. You may have tried to get yourself made an unofficial mod here, but as long as it lasts I'm going to remind you that you actually have no power to order anyone to do anything anywhere outside of failchan. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by [[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] ([[User talk:75.17.251.234|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/75.17.251.234|contribs]]) {{{2|}}}.

I'm Sage Freehaven, and I'm sorry I ever let you touch the admin controls for fChan. You should be ashamed of yourself for this shit -- at least when I wrote MY WikiFur article, I didn't watch over it like a hawk for edits -or- make myself out to be some sort of godly patron saint of furry imageboards. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Sage Freehaven. I'd prefer it if you didn't post my IP, thanks.

:Really? [[Sage Freehaven]] has [[User:Sage Freehaven|an account here]]. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 02:55, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::I forgot my password. Sue me. Run the IP; it should be located in Roanoke Rapids, NC, and I guaran-Goddamnit, Freehaven-tee you that I'm the only furry in that whole town. And while you're at it, why don't you make Nadia explain how she became fChan mod -- I GAVE HER THE DAMN POSITION? Or are you going to let her keep writing her own article?

:::: Yes, you gave the system over to me. That was a long time ago. Xenofur and I built it into something completely outside of the model you had originally intended. You took too long to come back. Not only that, but you never asked for the system back, and you never even tried to rejoin us. I kept your place as staff open until the moment you decided you did not want it.
:::: I still have all of the correspondence between us. From the beginning. Even when I asked you if you liked the sound of Sage Nadia, or EVE better. We both agreed we liked Nadia better. And the term Sage is not a title, it is a verb. I thought you knew that.
:::: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 03:29, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

:::Yeah, shouldn't there at least be some banner you could apply to a page when it's vastly been written by the subject of the actual article? "Self-Authored" or something, so that someone doesn't make the mistake of thinking the article was actually objective? -[[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] 03:04, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::::A-friggin'-men.

:::Our crack team of legal artists will be at your door shortly, along with a new password email so that you do not have to expose your IP address. --[[User:GreenReaper|GreenReaper]]([[User talk:GreenReaper|talk]]) 03:09, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::::No need, I found my old one. So, my question stands -- are you going to let Nadia's self-written article stand, or will you bow to common sense and let people who know what the hell they're talking about write the article WITHOUT Nadia changing every little thing she didn't write? [[User:Sage Freehaven|Sage Freehaven]] 03:12, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::::: That would mean that it would be written/approved by Xenofur. He is the only other one who was with me from the beginning, and has been with the system the entire time. The rest of you know nothing really. You may think you do, but you have not been part of the actual circumstances. Just on the outside looking in.
:::::--[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 03:34, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

:::::: So now you're abandoning your previous claims of wanting the article to be objective? Or do you honestly think an article written by you or your loyal servant is actually objective? Because... I mean, it's obviously NOT. -[[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] 03:39, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::::::: Herr Xenofur ist the only one who knows near as much about this as I do. I mean, come on here. According to your people, Xenofur and I kept the entire staff oblivious to the alleged fact that I was running everything. And, none of this, including myself, was an issue because everyone thought I had faded away.
::::::: Kinda sorta means you all really have no clue either.
::::::: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 03:46, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

:::::::: Just means that you're very good at lying and deception, by your own admission in the article. That you wrote. Even more reason that you shouldn't be allowed to write your own article. -[[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] 03:51, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::::::::: No, it means that I never knew I was still in charge until shortly before I took back over. It means that the staff knew I was around, and that I was someone Xenofur consulted, but we never made the public aware of such. It means we had a good staff who knew how to keep internal matters internal.
::::::::: I never intended to ever run the system again. It happened, that is all there is too it. Events went the way they went, and someone had to take control or we would have all watched the system, and those trusted to run it, tear apart over internal conflict. I did what I did because I did not want the system to die and be replaced by 15 clones each behaving like lulz.
::::::::: Fchan is meant to be a place for art appreciation. Drama belongs elsewhere.
::::::::: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 11:09, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

== Being a furry artist more stressful than ER worker ==

You know, Nadia, considering that I pointed out that you hadn't bothered to explain your comment yourself about ten times during the edit war, you think maybe that counts as ASKING YOU TO EXPLAIN YOURSELF?!
See, the thing is, you can't. You meant exactly what you said, and you're going to hide behind the vague support of "many others". —The preceding unsigned comment was added by [[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] ([[User talk:75.17.251.234|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/75.17.251.234|contribs]]) {{{2|}}}.

: Two years later, and someone asks. Finally.
: First off, it was "Full Time Artist" not "Furry Artist".
: Second, I said "More Work" not "More Stressful".
: Being I have spent a great deal of time dealing with peoples of both professions, I have somewhat of an insight into this.
: Being an intern means you are still learning. You may hold a life in your hands, but you are still being watched over by and coached by full doctors and surgeons. They are there to help you learn. They will step in and take over if you make a mistake, or even if they see you are about to make a mistake. That is the key difference. You draw a paycheck and have people to help you. People who know what they are doing and have a vested interest in seeing you succeed.
: The art field is similar, but in many ways different. Some artists, professionals, go to college and universities to learn. Just as those who wish to be doctors, they learn a series of basics. Color theory, composition, life drawing, and such which are all required to have a fully rounded artist. These are taught by people who are often artists themselves as well.
: Unlike the doctor path in life, being an artist means that when you leave college, if you even went, you are dumped out on the streets with a BFA, which the world is flooded with, and you have nobody to help you, shelter you, give you a paycheck, correct your mistakes, or stop you before you make them. You are, in effect, on your own.
: You have a choice. Get a job, which means you are no longer a full time artist, or make it on your own. Something which few out there ever manage to do. They instead often end up living in their mother or grandmothers basement, trying to figure out why the latest work they did is drawing praise from all of their friends, but no gallery or even private buyer wants it. No one around them can help them. Because, most of them are not artists and have no clue. And if they are, they do not want to give away their secrets. Every sale to another artist means one less for them, which means the difference between steak, Hamburger Helper, or ramen for a month.
: Even if you have good friendly help and other artists willing to work with you, the higher up you go, the more skilled you get, the less you have in people with the same skill who can be of assistance. But you now get the added stress of working to stay ahead, to not get stale, and keep people interested in works which are growing steadily more expensive every day. Not forgetting to mention, of course, that there are thousands, if not more, people just like you who would love nothing more than to see them finally fail and have to go work at a burger joint, and who make it their life work to do it for the lulz.
: Finally, my favorite point.
: People need medical care. It is a secure job, and you will always have someone sick, hurt, or dying.
: Art is a luxury. They do not need it.
: Bit of a ramble, but should help you assimilate.
: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 03:22, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::And yet, I still find it to show a total lack of perspective and you to be full of BS. -[[User:75.17.251.234|75.17.251.234]] 03:25, 1 February 2008 (UTC)

::Stricken pending any argument that it's a useful addition. If no one asked for years, then no one wanted or needed to know. [[User:Downspin|'''DS''']]|[[User talk:Downspin|go]] 09:04, 2 February 2008 (UTC)

::: Of course not. That would mean they would not be able to use it as my defining comment. I do not mind if they continue to use it that way. It really is a good way of trying to make me look like my perspective is skewed and off base. Absolutely brilliant, if not completely predictable tactics.
::: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 11:22, 2 February 2008 (UTC)

:::: Dear, don't pretend the world is out to get you. This is a wiki, not a battleground. It is a place for information, not a place where you combat your supposed enemies. That was never your defining comment until you told the world it was and begged them to ridicule you for it; it doesn't belong here, it's better suited for your own journal or site. And let me know if I'm "very mean being" to you. [[User:Downspin|'''DS''']]|[[User talk:Downspin|go]] 19:45, 2 February 2008 (UTC)

::::: Paranoia Much?
::::: The world is not out to get me. As with all individuals, a few are trying to have fun, make a point, and intend to make my life a bit more complex than previously experienced. But, hey, we all have those types of people to challenge us and push us to new heights.
::::: You must be new to this, or have been reading the abridged book of Nadia. That statement has been used more times and on more sites than anything else I have ever said. If you count my pointing out it was never defined as begging, you must have led a very simple and plush life. Begging is something one does when they have nothing and must resort to the pity of others in order to survive. Pointing out facts, as I have, is what people do when there is a definite lack of understanding going on.
::::: --[[User:Sage Nadia|Sage Nadia]] 21:21, 2 February 2008 (UTC)

::::::You must be new to the whole wiki thing. If you demand that the uneditable block which persists the viewpoint of a single editor (you) remains in the article, then you should give a reason and evidence for it here on the talk page and not revert the entire article as "vandalism". My change has been reviewed and accepted by the administration as not vandalism. Further you reverted a number of positive changes along with the one change you disagreed with. You have more tools available than simple reversion.
:::::I don't care about the 'book of Nadia'. I don't read furry fiction. If you think the fiction is appropriate, then explain why. WikiFur is not a place for you to make rebuttals to arguments, I'd write that little essay in your private space or in a journal somewhere and leave it off this page. [[User:Downspin|'''DS''']]|[[User talk:Downspin|go]] 21:54, 2 February 2008 (UTC)

== NPOV ==

Opinions on [http://furry.wikia.com/index.php?title=Sage_Nadia&curid=11307&diff=200267&oldid=187378&rcid=208618 this edit?] It seems to have removed massive swathes of information that the author has deemed controversial. I'm likely to revert if no one objects and justifies the removal of so much information. {{:User:Robomilk/sig}} 08:03, 15 June 2008 (UTC)
: I reverted having checked that users edit history, they appear to have some "issues" with the way WikiFur is run and has previously made non-serious edits to the site. {{:User:Robomilk/sig}} 12:38, 15 June 2008 (UTC)

== Nadia Adminning Again ==

Xenofur seems to want to remove the fact that Nadia is actively administrating Fchan again, despite it being presented in a factual, non-insulting way. Perhaps someone with an account would care to upload an image of the plain-as-day evidence that anyone could presumably see if they went to the site anyway?

http://www.anonib.com/_freehaven/images/1060/noincestforu_anonib.jpg

It is rather odd that Xenofur and Nadia seem to be dedicated to denying the truth almost just to do it. I mean, Nadia's being an administrator again, she's doing it right there, on fchan... why do they feel that it's important to lie and say she's not on here? It's mindboggling. -[[Special:Contributions/70.234.224.171|70.234.224.171]] 17:04, 25 June 2008 (UTC)
:I'm not clear exactly where i am lieing. I noted that things have changed since the 4 month old quote and also noted that i just can't be arsed to change the frontpage. Please elucidate me on exactly where my lie is, so i can clear it up. --[[User:Xenofur|Xenofur]] 18:23, 25 June 2008 (UTC)

User:Farry

2008-08-31T17:44:41Z

Farry: Created page with 'Farry is some bloke that lives in the UK. He occasionally posts on alt.fan.furry as "Farry" or "Swipecat".'

Farry is some bloke that lives in the UK.

He occasionally posts on alt.fan.furry as "Farry" or "Swipecat".

God Hates Furries

2008-02-14T19:07:59Z

Farry: Probably best not to improve its high Google rating for "furries", though

{{LinkingSupporter}}
'''God Hates Furries''' is an [[anti-furry]] website that records what it considers to the be the "''dark, crazy side of the [[Furry]] internet [[:Category:Community|community]]''". It lists examples such as [[furry artwork]] and [[:Category:Websites|websites]], as well as providing sarcastic reviews and guides on furry sites and how to deal with [[furs]].

*'''Address''': www.godhatesfurries.com
*'''Founder''': [[J]]
*'''Operational dates''': 27 January 2004 - current

The website also encourages furs to write and complain to the site. Many of which are then posted on the e-mail page to be replied to publicly. The site also hosts a gallery of photos it's collected of what it considers poorly constructed [[fursuit]]s.

On the 14 August 2005, [[WikiFur]] was mentioned on the website, including quotes from some of the less developed articles and mentioning the fact that some parts of the wiki were locked to editing due to vandalism. [[GreenReaper]] later contacted J to thank him for the link, which sent over 100 visitors to WikiFur. A link to the site was briefly posted on the [[Furry]] entry of WikiFur, however this was reverted soon after.

== See also ==

* [[Uncyclopedia:UnNews:God Hates Furries|Uncyclopedia UnNews: God Hates Furries]]

[[Category:Anti-furries]][[Category:Websites]]

Iisaw

2008-02-12T19:13:46Z

Farry: Changed Iisaw to iisaw - because that's how he uses it - and it was ambiguous in sans-serif font

'''iisaw''' ('''Eric Coyote Elliott''') is an [[artist]] who lives in [[Wikipedia:California|California]], United States. His pseudonym, ''iisaw'', is the [[Wikipedia:Hopi|Hopi]] word for ''[[coyote]]''.

== External links ==
* [http://iisaw.deviantart.com/ iisaw] on [[deviantART]]
* [http://iisaw.livejournal.com/ iisaw] on [[LiveJournal]]

{{person-stub}}

[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Artists]]
[[Category:Coyote characters]]
[[Category:California]]

Alt.fan.furry

2008-02-08T14:42:42Z

Farry: /* History */ That was wrong. The topics AREN'T unrelated to furry. It IS quiet, but that's covered in the intro.

{{wrongtitle|title=alt.fan.furry}}
'''Alt.fan.furry''', also known as '''a.f.f.''' or '''AFF''', is a [[:Category:Newsgroups|newsgroup]] for [[furry|furries]] and [[furry fans]] to gather and discuss various topics revolving around the politics of the [[fandom]]. Once the number one [[furry]] news source, as time passed it became infamous for its collection of massive [[Wikipedia:flamewar|flamewars]], political and otherwise.

It's a great place to search for the [[history]] of the furry fandom, though, and the site has grown quieter and more settled in recent months.

== History ==

Alt.fan.furry has had long and convoluted [[Usenet]] history. Originally created after [[Albedo]] fans gathered in alt.birthright, only to discover it was not a group for fans of the [[Birthright]] series by [[Steve Gallacci]].

Several suggestions were made for a separate [[funny animal]] [[comic]] group, and [[Peter da Silva]] created one in November of 1990 under the name [[alt.fan.albedo]]. The initial message on a.f.a. reads:
{{q|This group is for discussion of funny animal comic books, such as Albedo, Critters, and Quack!. This group was created after a funny-animal discussion started in alt.birthright. Hopefully someone will let the furry mailing list know}}
At that time, [[Albedo]] was suffering from extremely infrequent publication and [[Critters]] was already defunct, and several people suggested that alt.fan.furry would be a better group name. The term [[furry]] was already beginning to supersede ''funny animal'' in various fandom [[mailing list]]s.

Alt.fan.furry had been suggested before the creation of a.f.a but was not prefered by Mr. de Silva. [[Tzoq]] created alt.fan.furry proper about a month later, partially due to low postings in a.f.a.

It's interesting to note some of the posters on alt.fan.albedo in that one month interm were [[greymuzzle]]s such as [[Jimmy Chin]], [[mejeep]], and [[Uncle Kage]].

Alt.fan.furry later spun off other furry newsgroups, the most notable of which is [[alt.lifestyle.furry]].

== See also ==

* [[rec.arts.furry]]

== External links ==

* [http://groups-beta.google.com/group/alt.fan.furry alt.fan.furry] at Google Groups
* [http://www.faqs.org/faqs/furry/faq/ alt.fan.furry FAQ]

[[Category: Newsgroups]]
[[Category:1990 births]]

Rec.arts.furry

2008-02-08T14:37:03Z

Farry: /* History */ Correct reason for failure

{{merge|alt.fan.furry}}
{{wrongtitle|title=rec.arts.furry}}
'''rec.arts.furry''' was a [[:Category:Newsgroups|newsgroup]] proposed by [[Kay Shapero]] and [[Mitch Marmel]] in early 2000 as a flame-free, moderated alternative to '''[[Alt.fan.furry|alt.fan.furry]]'''.

== History ==

alt.fan.furry had been repeatedly disrupted by particularly nasty arguments, accusations, and "trolling" to the point where some have taken to calling it alt.flame.furry. Many users were driven away, and the rest tend to keep huge killfiles.

After extensive discussion, it had become clear that moderating the extant newsgroup was undesirable at best, and impossible at worst. Argument does have its place, but there also seems a place for a separate, moderated group, so rec.arts.furry was proposed.

In July 2000, rec.arts.furry did not get the 100 more yes votes than no votes necessary for creation, falling short by only 8 votes.

== External Links ==
* [http://groups.google.com/group/news.groups/msg/1529b9d269c6d1ea The original RFD for rec.arts.furry]
* [http://groups.google.com/group/alt.fan.furry.bleachers/msg/5ee6a29a77e18f0e rec.arts.furry fails (by eight votes)]

[[Category: Newsgroups]]

Stolen Generation

2008-02-08T14:30:53Z

Farry: Update to new URLs

[[Image:Stolen Generation freedummy cover 1.jpg|right|thumb|Stolen Generation #1]]
'''''Stolen Generation''''' is an online [[:Category:Comics|graphic novel]], written and illustrated by [[Kitfox]]. The story is set around Novus, a [[wolf]], Rumour, a [[Wikipedia:Thylacine|thylacine]], and a group of [[marsupial]]s. These marsupials carry a grudge from the Colonial Era of Australia, when groups of placental mammals destroyed their people, and nearly obliterated them.

== External links ==

* [http://stolengen.smackjeeves.com/ Stolen Generation]
* [http://forums.restoredgeneration.org/ Stolen/Restored Generation Forums] - the new dual forums for Stolen Generation and it's sequel, Restored Generation.
* [http://www.restoredgeneration.org/ Restored Generation Graphic Novel] - the sequel Graphic Novel for Stolen Generation, Restored Generation.
{{comic-stub}}

[[Category:Comics]]