Corpus Lupus

Literature & Fiction

Geusz, Phil

Genre Fiction

The Raccoon's Bookshelf

"Whatever you do, please, don't throw me in that brier patch!" Rabbits have been outwitting their enemies for as long as rabbits have had enemies, and that's a very long time indeed. But few bunnies have ever found themselves in as tight as a spot as recent Academy-graduate David Birkenhead, assigned to Graves Registration work and trapped far behind enemy lines by the unexpected outbreak of war. Nor have many lapines been forced to make-do with such a miserable brier patch-- the highly strategic (and aptly-named) Zombie Station, already twice-crushed by Imperial forces and now garrisoned only by rotting corpses. David's superior officers are incompetent or worse. The guns don't work. His only effective troops are illiterate slavebunnies. No one would reasonably expect an officer in his position to hold out against a major Imperial offensive for as long as five minutes. But, as the universe is about to learn, there aren't any other officers like David Birkenhead.

Lieutenant (The David Birkenhead Saga)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>The king is dead! Long live the king!David Birkenhead never expected that his adopted brother James would have the throne handed to him on a silver platter. But even David, veteran of some of the most brutal and merciless battles ever fought, is shocked at the layers upon layers of intrigue and double-dealing that he finds upon his return to the capital world. Warfare, David has learned, is a despicable waste of lives and resources. Yet... Might politics be even worse? James must be crowned, or all the progress that has recently been made towards a peaceful, just universe will be cast away and lost forever. In warfare, the ends can and quite often do justify the means. Can the same be said of politics? And when it's all over and done, will David ever be able to look himself in the mirror again?</p>

Captain (The David Birkenhead Saga)

"War is cruelty," General William Tecumseh Sherman famously asserted. "There is no use trying to reform it. The crueler it is, the sooner it will be over." David Birkenhead is not by nature a cruel Rabbit. Yet he's been assigned one of the most miserable missions an officer can ever receive—to bring two renegade Houses of Nobility back into the fold, by force if necessary. And he's in a terrible hurry as well; the Imperials are certain to strike again at any moment. Will David once again manage to make do with what he has instead of what he might wish for and somehow prevent a civil war and Royal catastrophe? Even if he has to face the entire Imperial Fleet along the way?

Commodore (The David Birkenhead Saga)

Admiral (The David Birkenhead Saga)

Transmutation NOW!

Welcome to the first release of Typewriter Emergencies, a collection of psychologically damaging and hard hitting furry literature. It's a mad world we live in, a world where we are still uncovering some of the darkest of our secrets. We were asking a lot when we started our submission call. We were asking our authors to really dig the knife into their story; to give us the real maddening details, the secrets, the loss of control. And they did just that. This anthology has a total of thirteen gut-wrenching stories from several talented individuals. It's a collection that drops the reader into thirteen rough worlds without anything to protect themselves, only the leadership of the characters they're following. Each author handles a different aspect of the universe, touring the reader through some rather diverse struggles. Typewriter Emergencies is a journey not lightly made, and one that will definitely leave a deep impression on our readers. Weasel Press is proud to have our first furry collection on the books and we hope you will enjoy every moment this intense anthology has to offer.

Typewriter Emergencies: 2015 Edition

Hayden, G. Miki

Dwale

Press, Weasel

Cushman, W.B.

Gordon, Junior

Wiseman, Timothy

Reddy, Neil S.

Barsby, Gareth

Mare, Amethyst

Short Stories & Anthologies

Stick and Bones - By Phil Geusz -- Can a slave be freed entirely by the efforts of others? Or must he free himself, lest the chains remain locked around his heart? Simeon Bolivar carries the taint of slavery in every cell of his body-he's been genetically engineered to serve as unpaid labor and hope for nothing more. He's also the teen-aged son of two of the leaders of the Uprising that in theory set him free. But his parents were murdered on the brink of true victory and his people continue to live half-free in a broken society plagued by slums, drugs and murderous gangs. Does Simeon have what it takes to finish his parent's work and bring about true freedom? Or will his people fester in their hell-hole forevermore?

Stick and Bones

Fantasy

Melange Books, LLC

Are they human, or are they beast? Over the past several decades, the world has seen a new phenomenon on the rise, a group of people identifying as "furries." They have appeared in the news and popular TV shows as adults wearing fursuits and participating in sex parties, but what are they really? As a sequel to the award-winning first volume, this collection of essays on the furry fandom reveals furries through their own eyes, with bestselling novelists Bill Kieffer and Phil Geusz, celebrity social media characters Jesus Fox and Satan Fox, the International Anthropomorphic Research Project, and so many more, covering topics from anthropomorphic animal science fiction to furry clubs to furry gender identity and the psychology behind furries. Some of the essays are comical and playful, while others are serious and academic. On one paw, this is a work for non-furries to get a glimpse into the anthropomorphic world. On the other, this is a chance for furries to hear from many of their favorite furries.

Furries Among Us 2: More Essays on Furries by Furries

Politics & Social Sciences

Plante, Courtney

Howl, Thurston

Televassi

Patch

Kamarak, Kit

MAKYO

Lowd, Mary

Kieffer, Bill

Patten, Fred

Anthropology

Thurston Howl Publications

ROAR is back for it's second round, bringing the finest in anthropomorphic storytelling to the furry market.      Once again we've gathered a wide range of stories, showcasing work from established names like Phil Geusz, Teiran, and Graveyard Greg, along with a passel of newcomers including D.J. Fahl, H.A. Kirsch, and Shepherd J. Wolf.      A number of games are afoot this time around, ranging from light-hearted and romantic to deadly serious.      We invite you to join us in the worlds our authors have brought to life.  ROAR exists to bring mainstream anthropomorphic fiction to the reading public, and we are confident that this and every volume of ROAR brings to you the finest furry literature.      We know you'll enjoy it.

ROAR Volume 2

Greg, Graveyard

Teiran

Wolf, Shepherd J

Fahl, D.J.

Kirsch, H.A.

Bad Dog Books

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