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at 20 Jun 2008: 09:44
THE RATS OF ACOMAR, THE FANGS OF K'AATH and A WHISPER OF WINGS by Paul Kidd; the MOREAU novels by S Andrew Swan; THE FOX WOMAN by Kij Johnson; the FELICIA books by Chuck Melville; THE BLOOD JAGUAR by Michael Payne...
There was also the BEST OF SHOW anthology a couple of years ago which had an amazing range of stories and talent that represented the best of the previous twenty years. Some fanzines have some very good stuff in them; try TALES OF THE TAI-PAN UNIVERSE, as an example.
The medieval setting in a lot of furry fantasy can be blamed on Disney's ROBIN HOOD, which was a big spark of influence on furry fandom back when it was first coalescing. But the truth is that the setting doesn't really make or break a good story; it's the writing.
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"As for "good furry" I agree that most of it is good because it ISNT directly "furry", rather it's simply anthromorph characters."
What's the difference!? Furry = Anthromorph. Or are you somehow classifying them as specifically different!?
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