| Fred Patten | Sirius, by Olaf Stapledon | |
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A tale of love that transcends biological reality |
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| Fred Patten | ROAR Vol. 1, edited by Ben Goodridge | |
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Could this be furdom’s ‘breakthrough’ anthology? |
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| Fred Patten | Felicia and the Cult of the Rubber Nose, by Chas. P. A. Melville |
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Once again, Melville’s sorceress faces the lethally absurd |
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| Fred Patten | Ode to Kirihito, by Osamu Tezuka | |
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Professional politics among Japanese medicos |
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| Fred Patten | Nip and Tuck: Gone Hollywood, Back Later, by Ralph E. Hayes, Jr. |
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Hayes’ redneck foxes in their second collection |
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| Fred Patten | Coyote Season, by Michael Bergey | |
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The chaos-spirit vs. sinister humans and genocidal spirits |
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| Fred Patten | Darkwing, by Kenneth Oppel | |
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A tale of bats at the dawn of time |
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| Fred Patten | Cat Deck the Halls: A Joe Grey Mystery, by Shirley Rousseau Murphy |
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The 13th book in the Joe Grey series |
    
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