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Anthropomorphic hyenas-or gnolls-get a bad reputation in many fantasy settings, being reduced to little more than slavering, ravenous beasts. Yet what if gnolls were more than just creatures for heroes to fight, but rather a species with their own culture and history? Gnoll Tales is a collection of twelve myths and folktales in a world rich in magic that offers a different view on gnolls. Join the druid Ingot as he regales with stories ranging from his people's legends and gods to tales of gnolls simply living their lives.

All your lovers revenge... Fucking crazy can be crazy fucking hot. Bad Romances - we've all had them. Sometimes the sex is so good we can overlook the flaws in our relationship, sometimes a romance is bad because there isn't enough time, and still others because we want to try and stop the train wreck we know is coming. Join the authors of Fang 9 as we explore doomed relationships and the hot times that keep them going. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll swear, and hopefully get turned on. Welcome to Fang Volume 9 - Bad Romance. Stories by Skunkbomb, Quincy Connally, SlipWolf, MythicFox, Jaden Drackus, Reverie, NightEyes DaySpring, SignificantOtter, TJ Minde, Ferric the Bird, Tredain, Starvix Draxon, Bill Kieffer, and Mog Moogle.

How does war change when the people who do the fighting are no longer just human? When dogs, enhanced by artificial intelligence, can help their human masters track their foes, or when a horse wants to prove that he can be a sailor too? Does the dreadful calculus of warfare change when some of the people involved have fur? What happens on the battlefield is only the start--and soldiers are not the only ones who face the consequences. In the aftermath of any conflict, people must rebuild what was lost, consolidate what was gained, and decide if it was worth the price. Dogs of War II Aftermath is an anthology exploring what warfare looks like when the combatants are no longer fully human. It contains twenty stories about how war changes when those who do the fighting have changed, and how much it stays just the same. Table of ContentsDog, Extended by Cairyn Remembrance by Alice "Huskyteer" Dryden Scars by Televassi The Surface Tension by Dwale My Brother's Shadow by M. R. Anglin Close to Us by MikasiWolf Lime Tiger by Slip-Wolf Umbra's Legion: The Destruction of Ismara by Geoff Galt Umbra's Legion: Charon's Obol by Adam Baker The Call by Lord Ikari Every Horse Will Do His Duty by Thurston Howl Matched Up by K. Hubschmid The Son of Goulon Stumptail by NightEyes DaySpring Noble by Thomas "Faux" Steele Trial by Error by Jaden Drackus The Night the Stars Fell by KC Alpinus Tears of the Sea by MikasiWolf The Pack by Argyron Red Engines by Kris Schnee Going Home by Miles ReaverEdited by Fred Patten, Cover art by Teagan Gavet

Paradise: An ideal or idyllic place or state Well that would be boring to read about. Join the authors of Fang 8 as they tease your senses, tug on your hearts, and in some cases stab you right in the gut. Paradise can be lost, paradise can be gained, paradise can be found, and in some cases paradise can even be made. Be it an underpaid college graduate finally finding his own way, a lover taking the ultimate risk to keep their perfect lives, diving into the darkest parts of the unconscious to build a future, or the crushing sorrow of realizing it was all a fantasy. Welcome to Fang Volume 8 - ParadiseSerenity in Blue by Al Song For Metal Do I Bleed by NightEyes DaySpring Reflections by TJ Minde A Night Out by Jaden Drackus Antisocial Paradise by Miriam "Camio" Curzon Cause No Trouble by NightEyes DaySpring IRL by Billy Leigh Heavenly Flesh by Slip Wolf Waking Neil by Skunkbomb Too Good by Mythicfox Making Contact by Tym Greene The Center of My Universe by T. D. Coltraine Little Death by James Hudson Empty by Faora MeridianEdited by Ashe Valisca, Cover illustration by Jack Rohn

Vegas is the ultimate escape, from your past, from your future, and most importantly your present. Do you come with a friend and leave with a lover? Are your pockets full of dreams or dollars? Sometimes the journey is to reinvent yourself, other times to hide and wait things out until whatever drama just blows over. So let's take a steamy tour of Las Vegas - past, present, and future. Table of Contents: Splatters by NightEyes DaySpring With the Lights On by Field T. Mouse Nuclear Cocktails by Skunkbomb One for the Money, Two for the Show by Whyte YotE Apostasy by Chris "Sparf" Williams The Dance by TJ Minde The Road to Midnight by NightEyes DaySpring Barrel Aged Romance by Miriam "Camio" Curzon Strings by T. D. Coltraine Double Down by Argyron Luck Only Lends by Hunter Fantasy by Tym Greene The Price of Admission by Ocean Tigrox Royal Flush by Thomas "Faux" Steele Traffic by Miriam "Camio" Curzon His Palace by Slip-WolfCover art by Ifus

Friends are great, enemies are a challenge. But what about those people who come into our lives who can't be so easily classified as one or the other? They can be outright complicated. Love and hate relationships are a fact of life and sometimes they get steamy. A scorned lover, a psychopathic stalker, meddlesome exes. There's always someone who fits the old saying--"Keep your friends close and your enemies closer." Features the following stories: White/Blackmail by Whyte YotE Super Complications by Ianus J. Wolf Duplicity by Sorin False Impressions by Roland Jovaik Old Dogs New Tricks by NightEyes DaySpring Means to an End by Whyte YotE Competitive Nature by Zantal Bodyjack by Kandrel The Hardest Dance by Tarl "Voice" HochCover illustration by AtomicBoyX