'An Anthropomorphic Century'; Fred Patten's new s-f/furry anthology

An Anthropomorphic Century; Stories from 1909 to 2008, edited by Fred Patten and published by FurPlanet Productions, is scheduled for release at the RainFurrest 2015 convention, in Seattle, Washington, on September 24-27, 2015. It will be on sale through the online FurPlanet catalog thereafter.

An Anthropomorphic Century contains 20 short stories and novelettes published from 1909 to 2008, mostly in the s-f magazines and books of the latter 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century.

Contents:

• "Tobermory", by Saki (1909).
• "Dr. Lu-mie", by Clifton B. Kruse (1934).
• "The Blue Giraffe", by L. Sprague de Camp (1939).
• "Barney", by Will Stanton (1951).
• "Expendable", by Philip K. Dick (1953).
• "The Conspirators", by James White (1954).
• "Sic Transit…? A Shaggy Hairless-Dog Story", by Steven Utley & Howard Waldrop (1976).
• "Crow’s Curse", by Michael H. Payne (1991).
• "Nine Lives to Live", by Sharyn McCrumb (1992).
• "Vole", by John Gregory Betancourt (1994).
• "Choice Cuts", by Edd Vick (1997).
• "Transmutational Transcontinental", by Phil Geusz (1997).
• "Daylight Fading", by Chris Hoekstra (2000) – illustrated by Dark Natasha.
• "The Good Sport", by Bill Kieffer (2001).
• "The Dog Said Bow-Wow", by Michael Swanwick (2001).
• "Cat ‘n’ Mouse", by Steven Millhauser (2004).
• "Pig Paradise", by Scott Bradfield (2004).
• "Sergeant Chip", by Bradley Denton (2004).
• "Gordon, the Self-Made Cat", by Peter S. Beagle (2005).
• "The Wishing Tree", by Renee Carter Hall (2008).

Price: $19.95. 321 pages. Cover by Mark Brill.