Anthro Fiction discussion

My anthro-themed medieval fantasy novel By Sword and Star is now available from Anthropomorphic Dreams Publishing:

http://www.anthrodreams.com/wordpress...

I tend to call this book "Redwall for grown-ups" (though I'm not suggesting that grown-ups can't already enjoy Redwall!) since it involves a similar style of anthro characters but has a more mature (and, I hope, nuanced) outlook. That said, while it was written with an adult audience in mind, I personally think it would be appropriate for readers 13 and up, based on what I've read of recently published YA.

Cool, thanks for announcing here! I'll inform the people I know who might be interested. :)

Jim

Looks interesting! If you want to do a post about it, let me know.

A post? Maybe. To where? :)

I've made a discussion thread for the book here:

http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/8...

Or, of course, we could also talk about it in this group as well. :)

I really need to get around to reading a few of the books posted here and elsewhere. Trying to hit a deadline on writing though and am falling behind on the reading thing. :(

Jim

Eh, that happens. My to-read stack has gotten out of control lately too, though sadly that has more to do with work, book promotion, and general emotional stress than with writing. :/

Also, forgot to mention -- there's just over 8-1/2 hours left to enter the giveaway:

http://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/sho...

I may be doing another giveaway here on Goodreads after a few weeks or so; still deciding.

I am really keen to read this book, I have loaded the sample into my Kindle, and I really should just buy it - however I've also loaded my machine up with freebie books, and thus might be occupied for some time...