A collection of horror short stories by Ian Madison Keller centered around a very furry apocalypse. Read about a park ranger who needs to escape from intelligent forest creatures out for her blood, a house cat who must decide between revenge or helping her friends, a girl trying to remember who she is with the help of her ghost dog, a vampire who steals the wrong artifact and ends up in over her head, and a half-bat girl out to solve a series of brutal murders. Collection includes The Fluffpocalypse, Escape from the Wild, Survivors of the Holocene, So That They May Rule, Clary's Asylum, Romancing the Tombstone, and Poppy and the Great Expo.

Sam is a beaver on the Portland police force and her life is full of surprises like: a drowned beaver an insecure but brawny bull a hare-raising killer a bloodthirsty sheep a herd of affectionate cattle and more. She’s got her webbed paws full trying to keep the civilians (and her love life with a certain handsome bull) alive. Can she keep her head in the game to survive until the next nightmare starts? This anthology collects seven previously published shorts: "Waterlogged," "Blind Date Blues," "House of Hares," "Game Night," "Sheep of the Damned," "The Widehorn Herd," and "Otter Chaos."

Can an unlikely friendship save the day? Arara’s ears flatten to her head and her lips pull back into a snarl. Kerka chuckles and tries to kick her, but Arara hears the thought coming and dodges easily. The rest of the hunting party, classmates their own age, snicker and wag their tails in amusement. She longs to run away, but today is special. Their hunting trial. Leave, and she’ll still be considered a pup and be stuck here another year at least. Prince Sels walks at the head of a grand procession up to the stage where a dozen furry pups wait. It’s so cold he can’t even get his flowers to open. Sels longs for the hot humid plains of the capital city. He can’t go home until he finds at least one candidate, yet his lack of magic means he can’t feel their potential. One pup of the group catches his eye. Tiny and white, she looks as out of place as he feels, and he feels a jolt of connection with her. But what kind of difference can one magicless prince and a runt puppy make?

Sybil Dragonsbane, Kill the dragon at X marks the spot if you ever want to see your red-haired friend Ray alive again. -Pirates of Reaver's Thunder P.S. Ray says you shouldn't kill dragons because they are magnificent creatures. Are you really friends with this guy?

Dragons mate for life. So what will happen to Sybil and Riastel’s relationship when the curse is lifted? When Riastel declares his love for Sybil, she panics. But her attempt to distract him worsens Riastel’s curse, leaving him magically silenced. To get his essence back, they must seek out Riastel’s sister at her lair high in the mountains. But as the danger mounts, both of them will be forced to ask if they should break Riastel’s curse. For Riastel, is getting back his dragon-self worth losing Sybil’s love? And can Sybil live with loving a dragon?

Originally published as "The Dragon of Volcano Island" in Tarot: Arcana. Kicked out of his mother's lair, the dragon Riastel must find a new home. And he's found the perfect place. Another dragon is already living there, but Riastel has the perfect plan.

Sybil knew trying to raid the dragon's lair was a bad idea. Worse, she discovers too late that she's the bait. Now trapped in a cave with an angry dragon, Sybil must use all her wits to survive.