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R**G
I knew it was good when I realized that I could tell which character was on the front
Sci-fi has a lot of power. It's good to see peoples' visions of what might be possible and how people might act in very different milieus. And I want to advance morphological freedom myself! I haven't finished this yet, but it's been fun to read.
B**N
That was an adventure.
This book introduced me to the world of Sci-fi and furries. And I enjoyed every word of it. Best purchase ever.
N**I
Four Stars
The stories ranged from awful to Quite Good. All in all, an enjoyable anthology.
K**E
Good Furry Science Fiction
Entertaining furry short stories, showing the breadth and depth of the genre.
S**N
... this type of sci-fi and the sort stories are fun to
Interesting introduction to this type of sci-fi and the sort stories are fun to read
N**E
A great anthology!
This is a great collection of stories, furry or not. Favorite: "Thebe and the angry red eye". Thanks! A fun read.
D**K
... stories for every kind of furry and it mixes pretty well the furry element with the Sci Fi background
It has stories for every kind of furry and it mixes pretty well the furry element with the Sci Fi background.
M**W
good reads
a fine collection of some really talented writers. all the stories I enjoyed thoroughly
A**R
Most interesting collection of furry novels I had the pleasure to read so far.
Not all stories hit me in the same way, and there was one which rubbed the wrong way in style and content; as a furry who also has an ongoing "quest for the divine", this delve into the sci-fi horizon with theriomorphic creatures and anthropomorphic critters living alongside humans, or after they are long gone, has been an interesting read.Some stories have one huge flaw: they are in need of a sequel! A great anthology, which may not rival the great names of the genre, but which shows the potential of some of the writers who penned some of the works in it.If you happen to be a furry, a fan of sci-fi, a combo of both, or someone who is willing to give the genre and the specific type of characters a change, I would recommend this book: I'm a slow reader, like really slow (I like to "chew and ruminate" on certain pages over and over to dissect any possible meaning in certain dialogues or descriptions, when it comes to fiction), and yet I finished this book quite quickly, jumping from story to story, being able to see the different perspective and hypotheses laid on display for us to contemplate what may be a plausible, more or less friendly, more or less ethically achieved, "furry future".
A**T
Great writing, and not just for furries
While, as with any anthology, the story quality varies, the stories in this collection are never less than good; but at their best, they're absolutely excellent. "The Analogue Cat" by Alice Dryden, for instance, is not just excellent furry fiction, I would class it easily among the best contemporary literary science fiction I have read, on a par with William Gibson or China Melville.
