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Or if a slightly overweight drunkard and an angel join forces? Andrea Schacht tells the story of the secret connection between man and cat and of miracles, that suddenly come true. Christmas is the celebration of love — and cats. Mauler, a respected street cat, brings Kris, his new master, the meaning of Christmas. Plush and Plunder are antique shop cats, who keep Christmas even under the biggest stress. Christmas with Plush and Plunder - Ginger, a young redheaded woman, inherits an antique shop from her godmother - and a lot of problems. But luckily she has her cats Plush and Plunder to keep Christmas from becoming too stressful.
Shortly before the holiday another man appears in the store, who finds more than just the two gorgeous cats. Christmas cats and marshmallows - When Kris gets involved just before Christmas, the young man suddenly has a problem: What is Kris to do with a cat? But soon he realizes that the brawler is no ordinary cat.
As Christmas approaches, Shardul does nothing better than to dream of flying. And, by the way, he can help Amita in amorous ways. A magical love story - the new Christmas bestseller by Andrea Schacht. This one presents five different cats through the ages from Roman times to today , The Listener in the Confessional: Katherina Leyden considers herself a realistic young woman who does not believe in the supernatural, until the evening when a talking cat visits her …. Eva Berberich is another author whose many novels are heavily felinized.
A Dog Detective Story of the Piedmont , by Carsten Sebastian Henn, features Giacomo, a dog detective who is a gourmet and wine-lover and a truffle connoisseur. One morning the sleepy village of Rimella is deserted. On the tables, the dishes still stand; in the gardens, washing still hangs. Only the experienced truffle dog Giacomo helps him investigate the accident - and work together to prevent one even greater.
A deadly adventure begins for the two. That reviewer went on to praise the novel, but she was in the minority. A Dog Detective Story of the Piedmont. The inexperienced Amadeus has only just begun his service when the Shroud is stolen. Now he is disowned by his proud family. Giacomo is resigned to his old age, even though he still likes his Barolo [a Piedmontese red wine], but his excellent nose is still reliable.
In the castle park of Stupinigi they find the legendary Shroud. But who is behind the robbery? For the clever four-legged friends, a wild chase begins. Since then he has continued writing kulinarischer Kriminalroman , but featuring human detectives. Willi, a zippy Terrier, and his mistress, an archaeologist with a heartache, trip during a walk over the police case, and get involved in the investigation.
An ancient artifact and the scent of a foreign dog puts them on the track of the murderer. Willi must now decide to act on its own, since he sees a threat to the life of his family. The first two of J. A Dog Detective Story The third, A Dog at Sea: All three have already been translated into Italian. The Trail of the Missing Girl: This has also been translated into multiple languages. Translated by Anthea Bell. A Sheep Thriller , which has not been published in English yet; but a British edition will probably come out next year or so.
It is the start of a new, irresistible adventure for the sheep of Three Bags Full. Together with their shepherdess Rebecca they leave their Irish home and take up their long-awaited trip! In France they settle into winter quarters in the shadow of a remote castle, and in fact it could get pretty comfortable - were it not for the goats on the Nachbarweide, the mysterious warning of an alien sheep, and the general unease before the snow.
A man in the Wolfspelz! Or is it only a figment of our imagination? When a corpse is found in the forest, it quickly becomes unclear who is more dangerous: It is clear that the sheep quickly must bring light into the darkness, in order to protect themselves and their shepherdess.
A Pig Detective Story , by Arne Blum in , introduced Kim, a carefree domestic pig living on the farm of Robert, a celebrated painter. But now she must follow her nose - and this one digs up very human dregs of greed, blackmail and murder Blum followed it up a year later with Limelight: A Pig Detective Story. If people do dirty tricks, pigs have nothing to laugh about! Domestic pig Kim and wild boar Lunke are back - and become involved in a criminal case to which a note in a wine-collar leads A drug courier is murdered, a photographer with a hot air balloon crashes, and a killer kills a pig.
Now even the pigs get involved! But the animals have no quiet life on the farm: Now the trough is full to overflowing: A Pig Detective Story , was just published in June Kim and her lover Lunke, the wild boar, witness a murder. The two swine cannot tell the humans, which frustrates them terribly. The victim was their swineherd, and their trough will remain empty until the humans solve the crime.
To make matters worse, a bitter rival of Lunke shows up, just in time to add to the confusion. There is a fiery showdown between humans and pigs, which leads to a beautiful mess …. When the heron Neptune is found at dawn with a gaping beak and a large hole in his chest, it's the end of the idyll at the campsite. The camper Alex finds the body a little later, and fear spreads. Of course, Commissioner Reiners gropes in the dark, and there is only one who can take the matter in hand: Together with his assistant, Rio, the cormorant, Tom must solve a tricky case, and both risk their lives to help the wingless Commissioner.
A Goose Detective Story , was published in August Death comes on silent wings. When Tom Gander sees the crime scene, he immediately realizes that the wingless Commissioners Hump and Reiners will once more turn a simple murder into a complicated case. The caper can only be solved by the feathered investigators Tom Gander, Rio the cormorant, and Vectra, the young lady cockatoo who not only talks but then unpacks …. Finally, animals in general. Mysteries With Fur and Snouts: An Anthology of Exciting Animal Mysteries , edited by Manu Wirtz, presents short stories featuring beasts from throughout the animal kingdom.
They crawl stealthily onto the crime scene.
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Their beady eyes behold the horror of the sky. With sensitive noses, they smell the fear and anger of the perpetrator. Their skin is hairy, scaly, bristly, feathery or glossy. In the minds of animals, thoughts turn to hunger, vengeance, justice, and murder! The editor of this animal-detective anthology is Manu Wirtz.
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With illustrations by Gabriele Merl. The Land of the Seven Kingdoms is in chaos: For Wolf of the Streuner folk - half human, half animal - this is not a reason for excitement. For the brave Streuner who starts the adventure of your life The reviewers were not kind to it. Lesaar, a human with amnesia marooned on the planet Tulsan, befriends Chandri, a Wolfsahnlichen wolftaur , and gets involved in the politics of the primitive wolftaur natives there.
Otherwise this list might have to include numerous planet-of-the-mouse-beavers novels among the more than 3, PR novels published so far. Most of the other books in this article merely feature intelligent animals; this one is definitely Furry. Wilhelm Goldmann Gmbh, August , pages. Eichborn Verlag, October , pages. Eichborn Verlag, March , pages. Diana Verlag, January , pages. Diana Verlag, October , pages. Heyne Verlag, September , pages.
Illustrated by Gabriele Merl. Books on Demand, January , pages. Gustav Kiepenheuer, May , pages. Aufbau Taschenbuch, August , pages. Aufbau Taschenbuch, October , pages. Aufbau Taschenbuch, February , pages.
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Penhaligon Verlag, August , pages. Zwei Katzen unterm Weihnachtsbaum. Blanvalet Taschenbuch Verlag, April , pages.
Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, November , pages. Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, October , pages. Ein Hundekrimi aus dem Piemont. Ullstein Taschenbuch, April , pages. Ullstein Taschenbuch, December , pages. Stephan Moll, November , pages. Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag, October , pages. Limes Verlag, March , pages. Limes Verlag, April , pages. Limes Verlag, June , pages. Scherz, February , pages. Scherz, August , pages. Krimis mit Fell und Schnauze: Eine Anthologie mit spannenden Tierkrimis.
Books on Demand, August , pages. Heyne Verlag, July , pages. Die Abschaffung der Arten. Suhrkamp Verlag, September , pages. Verslagsunion Pabel-Moewig, May , pages. Illustrated by Karoline Baumwolf. However, none of them seem to have Furry characters, despite the animal-headed Hindu gods like Ganesha and Hanuman who do not appear in many original novels anyway.
There are active Indian animation and comic-book industries. Lent , an authority on Asiatic communication and popular culture cinema, comic books, literature, etc. The fans on the AnthroAsia forum agree.
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Anthropomorphism is very much a Western concept passed on to this part of the world. When I was growing up, the only exposure to anthropomorphic characters was through children's storybooks or through cartoons on the television. Here, in Singapore, where English is the language of instruction, most of our material originates from the West. Even if they were novels written by Asian writers, it was probably most written in English to target a more globally reaching audience or done in a form spanning beyond written language e.
Unfortunately, nobody from Japan answered my query about adult novels with anthropomorphized animals, and I do not know enough Japanese to research this on my own. Also, cute anthropomorphized animals are very popular in Japan as sports mascots and corporate logos. With all these, there are quite likely some in adult literature as well. Since this is a study of adult fiction, the juvenile Russian Oz novels of Aleksandr Volkov and their sequels by Yuri Kuznetsov, Leonid Vladimirski, and others are not included.
Where did the dragon come from that can fly and not fly, feeds like a man who eats everything, and is practically immortal? Something is just right: And life on Earth, stuck in the Middle Ages, explodes. The church is suffering defeat after defeat, jousting has replaced expeditions into space, and one lone dragon is the beginning of a whole race of winged wise men. In The Dragon of the Congo Castle , a spaceman and a dragon team up to rescue a damsel in distress on an alien planet. In To Become a Dragon , a man wonders where so many flying dragons suddenly came from.
No dragons are mentioned at all, though there certainly is one on the cover. In Going Into the Night ,. Imagine a world where there is no night, only blue and red days changing from one to the other. And there are lycanthropes who on one day look like humans and on the other day like beasts. The humans remember nothing about the beast time, nor the beasts of the human. During the red days, a girl with a wolf goes there, while during the blue days it's a man and a big cat.
They will meet a lot of adversity and adventure on this way, a way to the Stone Forest and on the way to themselves. On Earth, where by a strange whim of nature not the primates, but the descendants of cynoids, dogs, became intelligent. The world followed the biological way of development but in the end came to mechanical technologies. The world where people are as diverse as dogs in our world.
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There are no murders - murderers simply go insane, because several hundred years ago all humanity was genetically modified and stripped of all aggressiveness. And it comes out that in Siberia there are true wolves, predators, for whom killing is as natural as breathing. All the world's special services begin hunting them; events unfold in a way that makes unknown, who will turn out to be a merciless beast - meek humans or predatory wolves. The two novels were first published separately, then in a combined edition. Centerpolygraf, , pages. Contains The Lone Dragon????????
Drakon zamka Kongov , Centerpolygraf, , pages. Contains The Long-Forgotten Planet????? Contains To Become a Dragon????? Karavan Mertvetsov , Centerpolygraf, , pages. Contains Go and Catch a Falling Star??? Idushchie v noch , Terra, January , pages. Zver' v kazhdom iz nas , AST, , pages. Umuntu has moved to America and written his own, in English, Chronicles of Solo: Moments Away , available from Lulu Press.
Well, it looks like this article is written just in time to get these editions — and by a Furry author and artist, Angel Blackwolf and Siekfried [sic. They say that legends are just that, legends. Not to be ignored, because they are stories that are intended to attract attention. But, what if some are not just stories, and before you know it, you're in the midst of reality?
Many fight against their own personality, against sanity and common sense. Others, on the contrary, give in to force, and enjoy the trip. In your hands is one of those rare cases where fantasy, reality and dreams are intertwined to such an extent that its protagonist must think and decide, so far.
The second volume of the adventures of the young werewolf Angel Blackwolf and his companions. The group formed by Angel and company finally prepares to embark on their trip across the length and breadth of the world. All hope to find the necessary answers to all their questions and concerns, although none of them, as you can imagine, realize the magnitude of what they will encounter. The last of their number will return to its rightful place. It is without text and with a title in English, but the Lulu. There are two further titles that, from their pagination, are trade paperback and Kindle editions of Furry individual short stories or novelettes, which I am omitting.
Illustrated by Siekfried Schneider. Bubok, May , pages. When the unsuccessful academic Sefrem Ibrahim is offered a job as organic overseer on a world named Batak, the wait to get there is not hard. His thoughts are entirely of the myth of idyllism on a virgin world. He does not even listen to the cautionary words of Vitriolic, the large sexy she-cat of the Catworld. Sefrem tries to stop the environmental destruction without realizing the forces that he is up against; influential people who are prepared to continue exploitation until there is nothing left on the planet.
The Golden Leap , published ten years later, is actually a prequel telling of the first human settlement of Batak. Mikael and Jennifer are on their way to planet ZQ for their new life. They are part of a large group of emigrants who are leaving the tired Earth to seek paradise. And ZQ seems to be precisely this paradise. A planet filled with endless forests, far savannas, and above all no people.
But ZQ differs from all other planets colonized by man. There is in fact intelligent life, perhaps even more intelligent than human beings. A kind of gigantic cats had lived for thousands of years in total balance with their environment. Their lives concentrated around the hunting requirements of cooperation, and around humility before mathematics or magic. This life is, however, in direct conflict with human selfishness and greed. So how can people and cats ever be able to cooperate on ZQ? This is an exciting and readable story of the human first meeting with an extraterrestrial intelligence.
It could be said that cats are all that man should be; humble, cooperative, considerate and intelligent. This tale makes transparent how humankind really is a mixture of both good and bad faith. Illustrated by Hans Arnold. Nyblom, , pages. It is convenient that almost all of these can be ordered from international online booksellers or publishers today, many in e.
There must be more foreign Furry novels than these that have no English-language editions yet. Does anyone know of any? If I had written this article twenty years ago, I would have included English-language books published outside of the U. During the s to early s, I spent a lot of time tracking these down and trying to mail-order them from their publishers or national bookshops — which usually did not accept American dollars and wanted payment only in their own national currencies.
Fortunately, today almost all these books have U. Pedley, illustrated by F. Mahony published in London; T. One New Zealand novel does not seem to have been reprinted elsewhere yet, but it probably will be soon since the novel to which it is a sequel, Beak of the Moon Collins [Auckland], July , p.
Dark of the Moon. Penguin Books [Auckland], September , pages. My thanks to the many international fans and scholars who answered my call for information about Furry novels in their languages; in particular to Dr. Fox Stories is still available directly from Frommhold. The price for the attractive and illustrated book including shipping to the U.
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Purchasers can pay via Paypal to baumwolf gmx. This is a really good summary of what's out there, especially if someone is looking to expand into other cultures' stories. While not falling under the category of novels I might still have mentioned there are a number of short stories from the traditional myths of various African tribes.
Those have been made into nice collections by Nick Greaves. They have stories mostly focussed around anthropomorphic at least mentally animals which explains various things from the natural world. For example a cheetah's claws don't retract because they actually traded paws with a wild dog to win a race against an antelope or that the black stripes on their face are tear stains from when a cheetahs cubs were stolen by man.
I rated this 5 stars. It starts out strong Readability aside, it's a lot of rare info. The opening and Dutch section in particular is almost like something I might read in the book dealer trade journals, or articles about notable collections offered from auction houses The Reynard the Fox book, especially, has many qualities like connection to world history, notoriety, being banned that create the kind of coveted rarities that make antiquarian book dealers' bread and butter. I haven't checked what prices it gets. The Koolhaas book crosses world lit interest with niche focus and uniqueness among the author's works, making it great grist for this.
I've sold very expensive books about his famous architect son, too. A really good scholarly article could be made about this stuff. Like, aimed outside fandom- a lot of this stuff is surely pretty minor. Especially since there are some relatively whacky-high amounts paid for these items sometimes. That would be something to mention for, like, alternative bibliohistory More "legitimately", check this out. Here's one of those trade journals I was talking about. Or I wonder if Bookride would have anything to say about anthropomorphic lit? You appear to have missed one of the most famous "animal as human" works in world literature--the Kalila wa Dimna.
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