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Gre7g Luterman

GRE7G LIVES IN ALABAMA with his wife, Kyoht, and a small menagerie of pets. He enjoys writing stories about monsters in love, brews beer that he won’t drink, programs computers that don’t look like computers, and fantasizes about worlds without so many people in them.

He's written six novels, the latest four all being set in Rick Griffin's Hayven Celestia. His first two were about werewolves and minotaurs, respectively. He’s written a couple of novellas and a handful of short stories; most of which can sometimes be found on his website:

http://gre7g.com

Gre7g loves feedback on his stories. He wants to know what readers enjoyed about the tales along with what they hated. If you have the time, he’d love to hear your opinions about this or any of

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Kyell Gold

Hi there! I am a writer of gay furry fiction--but you probably know that if you've seen my book listing here. I live in California with my husband Kit, and when I'm not writing, we like to go out to eat and watch movies. We travel a lot, too, mostly around the West Coast, but occasionally to the midwest and east.

I blog at http://www.kyellgold.com/wpblog about upcoming travel plans, upcoming books and news, general writing principles, gay rights, and whatever else seems interesting. And I co-host a podcast, called "Unsheathed," where we talk about the craft of writing and the furry fandom, sometimes at the same time.

If you have a question about any of the books, check the FAQ on my website and then ask away! :)

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Louis Williams

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Joaquín Baldwin

Joaquín Baldwin writes epic fantasy with a queer touch. As a multidisciplinary artist, he’s been recognized for his work in cinematography, photography, 3D design, and illustration, and his animated shorts have won over 100 awards. He unadvisedly decided that writing novels was the next thing on his list. While at Disney, he worked on films such as Zootopia, Encanto, Frozen and Moana. He spends an inordinate amount of time crafting the complex world of the Noss Saga. Visit him at joaquinbaldwin.com.

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Madison Scott-Clary

Madison Rye Progress, also writing under the name Madison Scott-Clary, is an author of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry living in the Pacific Northwest. Her interests lie in the realms of furry fiction and non-fiction, collaborative fiction, and hypertextual writing. She is a member of the Furry Writers' Guild, and editor for several projects, fiction and non-fiction. She holds an MFA from Cornell College where she studied the lyric essay and teaching creative writing in fandom- and subculture-specific spaces.

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Hal Aetus

Hal lives in the upper Midwest with his husband, Colin. He's from the Pacific NW originally and lived in Alaska for eight years. His primary career has been as an avian-exclusive veterinarian working with wild birds, and is also a private pilot. His unifying passion in life has always been birds or anything that flies. He likes producing works for those that never lost the dream of being a bird, which is why his tagline is: "Art and words for birds."

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Michael Miele

Michael Miele is a dragon, at least on the internet. During the day he wrangles computers with strange runes and magic to support his hoard of to-read books. He writes science-fiction, fantasy, and slice of life themed short stories.

His debut book, Tales of Scales, is a collection of 10 short stories that all have to do with a dragon in some way. He finds dragons and talking animals in general endlessly fascinating. When he's not writing you can find him playing volleyball, painting, or playing board games with friends.

From a cozy room nestled deep within an impossible castle, comes a voice that'd like to say "Curl up with a good book and be kind to yourself."

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Ty Fox

Ty Fox resides in Upstate New York with four dear friends and housemates. When he’s not reading or writing furry fiction, he enjoys retro video games, number puzzles, and playing the piano.

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Ty Fox

Ty Fox resides in Upstate New York with four dear friends and housemates. When he’s not reading or writing furry fiction, he enjoys retro video games, number puzzles, and playing the piano.

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Louis Williams

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Madison Scott-Clary

Madison Rye Progress, also writing under the name Madison Scott-Clary, is an author of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry living in the Pacific Northwest. Her interests lie in the realms of furry fiction and non-fiction, collaborative fiction, and hypertextual writing. She is a member of the Furry Writers' Guild, and editor for several projects, fiction and non-fiction. She holds an MFA from Cornell College where she studied the lyric essay and teaching creative writing in fandom- and subculture-specific spaces.

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Hal Aetus

Hal lives in the upper Midwest with his husband, Colin. He's from the Pacific NW originally and lived in Alaska for eight years. His primary career has been as an avian-exclusive veterinarian working with wild birds, and is also a private pilot. His unifying passion in life has always been birds or anything that flies. He likes producing works for those that never lost the dream of being a bird, which is why his tagline is: "Art and words for birds."

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Michael Miele

Michael Miele is a dragon, at least on the internet. During the day he wrangles computers with strange runes and magic to support his hoard of to-read books. He writes science-fiction, fantasy, and slice of life themed short stories.

His debut book, Tales of Scales, is a collection of 10 short stories that all have to do with a dragon in some way. He finds dragons and talking animals in general endlessly fascinating. When he's not writing you can find him playing volleyball, painting, or playing board games with friends.

From a cozy room nestled deep within an impossible castle, comes a voice that'd like to say "Curl up with a good book and be kind to yourself."

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Kevin Frane

Kevin Frane is an author, editor, and translator from a town outside of Boston, Massachusetts. He attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where he got his degree in Biology and also studied Japanese. He also studied at Hokkaido University in Sapporo for a summer semester, and worked at an English conversation school in Aomori, Japan in 2001 and 2002.

From 2004 to 2010, Kevin worked as a video game localization producer at Sega of America in San Francisco, and since 2010 has been working as a freelance Japanese translator.

Several of his novels and short stories have been nominated for various small press awards, and he spends time traveling to science fiction conventions across the country to serve on writing panels. As of 2013, he

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Malcolm F. Cross

Malcolm F. Cross, otherwise known by his internet handle 'foozzzball', lives in London and enjoys the personal space and privacy that the city is known for. When not misdirecting tourists to nonexistent landmarks and standing on the wrong side of escalators, Malcolm is likely to be writing science fiction and fantasy. A member of the furry fandom, he won the 2012 Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Short Fiction.

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Casimir Laski

Casimir Laski is a writer, literary critic, and YouTuber from Virginia. From a young age, he developed a fascination with both animals and the art of storytelling. After graduating summa cum laude with University Honors from Virginia Commonwealth University, he has worked in the laboratory sciences as both an animal husbandrist and forensic toxicologist.

His debut novel, Winter Without End, was released by Fenris Publishing in 2022. In addition to writing novels and short stories, he is also a contributor to Furry Book Review, and operates the YouTube channel Cardinal West, primarily devoted to discussion of literary xenofiction and western animation. Laski is a member of the SFWA and FWG.

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