Fred Patten

• Oct-1987
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A discussion of the science fiction cartoon series "Robotech" featuring a collection of drawings of the show's characters illustrated by comic artists. Also explores the popularity of Japanese animation....

• Jul-2005
• / General Fiction
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Over 24 of the best furry fiction stories of the past 15 years. Winner of Furry Fandoms' Ursus Award. Furry fiction revolves around sentient animals or characters who have animal aspects, ranging from genetically engineered creatures to aliens to wer...

• Jan-2013
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A collection of 14 stories from the 1940’s to the present by such masters of science fiction as Fredric Brown, John Christopher, Poul Anderson, Gordon R. Dickson, and Paul Di Filippo, as well as others. These tales explore the evolution of sentient...

• Jan-2014
• / Fantasy
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An Anthology of Fates A fortune can be many things. It can be wealth that you earn through hard work, win by chance, steal by cunning, or even lose through tragedy. Good fortune may smile upon some, making everything in their lives easier, while ill ...

• Jan-2015
• / Science Fiction
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For the history of the human race we have been locked inside our bodies. Spiritualism, medicine, basic biochemistry and genetic enhancement seek to take us beyond the physical limitations we were born with. The Furry Future is a record of what might ...

• Jan-2016
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The not-so-humble feline has fascinated mankind for generations. From the noble jungle hunter, to the witch's familiar, to the stray on the back porch meowing to be let in, cats have snuck into our hearts and dreams for as long as mankind has made ho...

• Jul-2016
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From the very beginning, mankind has found the divine in the shape of animals from across the world. Deities such as Ganesha, Coyote, Anubis, and The Monkey King -- even Zeus took to the wing from time to time. In ancient Egyptian deserts, misty Cent...

• Jan-2017
• / Fantasy
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Men have made war for gold, for land, and to put others in chains for millennia. No invention or philosophy has changed that, not gunpowder, not airplanes, not democracy, or even splitting the atom. Whatever the era, whatever the weapon, man has m...

• Jul-2017
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National animals, from fierce predators and raptors to peaceful herbivores and songbirds, mark great significance in the nations they represent, whether as an emblem of war and defense or a symbol of friendship and tourism.

But these...

• Mar-2018
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Bringing together twenty-one original short stories and two reprints, this 291-page collection is about anthropomorphic animals in funny situations. It's designed to appeal to both science-fiction and fantasy fans, as well as fans of humor in fantasy...

• Jul-2018
• / Fantasy
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There's Always Another Horizon

People travel for all sorts of reasons. Some seek knowledge, others want to escape. An explorer might want to know what lies beyond the seemingly endless desert, but most people just want to get out a little an...

• Jul-2019
• / Fantasy
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