Furry Writers’ Market

Markets listed below are either published within the furry fandom or are of particular interest to furry writers due to their themes or focus (for example, werewolf or shapeshifter fiction). Remember, many non-furry markets — especially science fiction and fantasy publications — may be open to anthro-themed fiction. For help finding non-furry markets for your work, see Other Market Databases. Markets are listed by deadline.

Anthology Markets

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Submission Guidelines

CLAW Volume 2
Theme: Women In Power
Deadline: April 30, 2026
Length: 4,000 to 10,000 words, but the editor may make exceptions for extraordinary submissions outside this length.
Payment: 1/2 cent per word (at whichever is higher between submitted and edited word count), and one (1) contributor’s copy.
Publisher: FurPlanet
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Rho Iota Phi
Theme: Horror Stories featuring Queer Frat Boys.
Deadline: October 31st, 2026
Length: 3,000 to 12,000 words.
Payment: 1/2 cent per word
Publisher: Armoured Fox Press
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This Is Halloween
Theme: Halloween.
Deadline: When it is full.
Length: 3,000 to 12,000 words
Payment: 1/2 cent per word
Publisher: Armoured Fox Press
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Children Of The Night
Theme: Goth Furry (The protagonist or someone integral to the story must be a furry goth.)
Deadline: When it is full.
Length: 5,000 to 20,000 words
Payment: 1/2 cent per word
Publisher: Armoured Fox Press
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Indecent Exposure
Theme: Public Sex
Deadline: December 22nd, 2025
Length: 5,000 to 20,000 words.
Payment: 1/2 cent per word
Publisher: Armoured Fox Press
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Serial Markets

#ohmurr! – CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR SUBMISSIONS!
Theme: General Furry Erotica (Short Stories/Essays)
Publication Schedule: Ongoing (See Guidelines For Details)
Length: 2,000 word minimum/6,000 word maximum
Payment: $20 flat rate
Publisher: Weasel Press
Please email all submissions to thurstonhowl@fenrispublishing.com (Currently closed!)

The Voice of Dog Podcast
Theme: General
Publication Schedule: Ongoing
Length: 4,000 words (longer can be split into parts)
Payment: Unpaid
Publisher: The Voice of Dog
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Plott Hound Magazine
Theme: speculative fiction starring animals
Publication Schedule: Quarterly (see guidelines for details) (Open December 1st – December 15th)
Length: 1,000 to 5,000 words
Payment: 8 cents a word
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Novels and Other Works

Armoured Fox Press

Armoured Fox Press is a publisher that specializes in light novels, anthropomorphic fiction, and anime adjacent fiction. They offer short story anthology calls for furry fiction and non-furry fiction.

Fenris Publishing

Fenris Publishing is a book, game, and comic publisher with a focus on the anthropomorphic (furry), fantasy, sci-fi, and supernatural genres. Fenris Publishing is currently open for submissions. You can find more information on their submissions page.

FurPlanet (Argyll Productions)

The furry-specific imprint of Argyll Productions, known for publishing several anthologies a year (including three ongoing annuals, ROAR, CLAW, and FANG). FP is not open to unsolicited novel and novella manuscripts, but maintains a page of current anthology calls.

Sofawolf Press

Sofawolf is one of furry’s oldest publishers, known for novels, graphic novels and the once annual Heat anthology title.

Thurston Howl Publications

Thurston Howl Publications is in the process of merging with Fenris Publishing. They are not currently open for submissions.

Transcendent Fiction Publishing

TF Publishing is a new furry and speculative fiction publisher set to launch in 2025. They are looking to fill a niche for trans and female authors and their stories.

Convention Books

Convention books, or conbooks, are souvenir publications created for convention attendees. Along with the con schedule of events and maps, they can also include art, fiction, and poetry. You do not need to attend a convention to submit work to its conbook. Submissions that relate to the con’s theme will typically be given preference, and unless noted, submissions are generally assumed to be limited to a G rating.