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Home of the Furry Historical Fiction Society anthologies published by @tfpublishing.bsky.social

Buy here: https://www.tfpublishing.com.au/store?category=Anthology
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Welcome, everyone! Hope you're as excited as we are for the new volume.

Officially released on the 15th, preorders are open now: www.tfpublishing.com.au/store/the-wi...

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Cover of "The Wideness of the World" an Early Modern Anthology, from the Furry Historical Fiction Society. Back cover, which reads: "Widespread literacy is perhaps the watershed between what we call the Modern Era and all that came before. When every merchant, every soldier, and every sailor can record their tales, then stories from one end of the earth may reach, and be told, at the other." "Discover, then, these stories: on the printing press, up the forecastle, on an uninhabited isle across uncharted seas, or just around the corner nailed to the cathedral door. Follow them as they spread from palace to slum and back, until they encompass... The Wideness of the World."
December 8, 2025 at 3:29 AM
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The Furry Historical Fiction society started from offhanded remarks between @makyo.bsky.social, @nighteyes.bsky.social, @robmacwolf.thevoice.dog and Huldra.

Some chatting amongst @thevoice.dog regulars and the idea built momentum.
A screenshot of a twitter thread from 2022 that reads: "I wasn't meant to live in an apartment with a car and a job and a phone. I was meant to be an Ancient Greek dude's personal femboy" "I was 1000% supposed to be inhaling the fumes from cannabis seeds crackling in a Scythian brazier, telling countless men of innumerable death of infinite glory, but fucking FINE I'll mute myself on Zoom." "That's the life: high as fuck and possessed by something that historians will shrug and decide might as well have been Apollo, improvise some ominous nonsense in elegant hexameter, then an acolyte has to explain that that's supposed to mean about some orator's nephew's marriage." "As a note, I would love to read a book about this."
December 7, 2025 at 10:27 PM