Ian Madison Keller

The Harset Cheese Festival turns deadly when professional dragon-slayer, Sybil Dragonsbane, is framed for murder. Now it’s up to the former dragon Riastel to prove her innocence. To make matters worse, Sybil’s old flame is in town and he’s not here for a social call. Will Riastel find the real killer before it’s too late? And, more importantly, will we finally get the answer to that age old question: are dragons lactose intolerant?

Dragon Fried Cheese

HEAR YE, HEAR YE! King decrees Dragons must pay taxes! Dragon residents of Thima are hereby ordered to present to the Kingdom one-third of their hoards and pillages. The renowned dragon slayer and the new Dragon Tax Collector, Sybil Dragonsbane, will be tracking down dragon debtors who fail to promptly bequeath their taxes as due. HEAR YE, HEAR YE! Sybil Dragonsbane suspected of aiding and abetting the escape of a dragon wanted for tax evasion. A reward is offered for the capture of Sybil and her red-haired companion. A short story version of this novel first appeared in the anthology 'A Menagerie of Heroes' as 'The Dragon Tax.'

The Dragon Tax

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 Ahoy

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.

7 Furry Horror Short Stories

The Fluffpocalypse and Other Stories

Love and Unicorns are in the air. Reeling from the events at the cheese festival, Sybil wants nothing more to do with helping—or dating—a dragon, even a former one. But when her plan to distract Riastel ends with him magically silenced and the bracelet containing his dragon powers stolen, Sybil’s guilt leads her to stay, at least until she can fix the mess she made. To get the bracelet back, the pair must travel deep into the mountains on a journey fraught with peril, slimes, hostile dragons, and annoying unicorns. As the danger mounts, Riastel faces a tough choice between his dragon self and Sybil’s love. Is getting back one worth losing the other? An epic fantasy novel, this is the fourth book in the Dragonsbane Saga.

Silence of the Dragon

Everett Boesch is an art restoration intern, a trans man, and a thief. After Everett is mugged, he develops an unnatural thirst for blood and an aversion to sunlight, yet he counts himself lucky that he managed to keep hold of his newest acquisition: an ancient gold amulet. Only newly inducted to the supernatural community himself, Jack Smith, Everett's hunky were-jackal neighbor and former cop, feels compelled to help the new vampire. Even as their relationship heats up, the danger grows. With killers closing in, can Everett find a way out before it is too late?

Ritual of the Ancients

A quick, short read, "The Monster in the Mist" is a story set in the world of Flower's Fang. With prey scarce, Isok hears of a new hunting ground to the north. However, his alpha forbids him from going, scared of angering the legendary northern mist monsters. Determined to find a new source of food to save the clan, Isok sneaks out leading a small band of his peers. But once they get to the north, Isok and his small pack discover that the legends might just be real. This story originally appeared in the collection "Dogs of War 1."

The Monster in the Mist

Mary E. Lowd

Have you ever read a book or novel and wondered why they even bothered to make certain character(s) in the book something other than human? Want to avoid that in your own work? There are some simple steps you can take to make your anthropomorphic (or furry) characters stand out on the page. This guide will walk you through step-by-step how to build a believable furry species, world, and characters. Includes downloadable worksheets to get you jump started on your furry writing journey.

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