If you’ve been meaning to grab this year’s furry book bundle, remember that it’s only available through Oct. 31. We’re already a week into the month, so don’t delay!
You have a choice between the SFW only books (8 in all) or the complete bundle of 13 books, SFW and NSFW both included.
The lineup is stellar! Here are the table of contents for the bundles:
SFW:
A Lion Among Mice by David Hardie
Titanblood by Troy Alexander Squires
A Portrait For Tomorrow by Raynarde
Winterfall by Lauren Rivers
A Chronicle of Lies – Part 1: The Dark Sculptor by Abraham Carson (MekanipTheWriter)
Book 1 of the Tori Mysteries: Reaper’s Lottery by Gre7g Luterman
The Rewilding by Jako Malan (aka. Erdbok)
The Bones Behind the Glass by Renard Avec-Histoire
NSFW:
Harmony by Flash Kitterson
Idumea by Madison Rye Progress
My Remise by Koda Copeland
Two Souls of Fangcrest Manor by Domus Vocis and Fruitz
You Look Lost, Pup by Rob MacWolf
While you’re at it, don’t forget about the FWG anthology released earlier this year through Fenris Publishing! You have three options for the anthology: the print and ebook bundle, the paperback only, or the PDF only.
Here’s the full table of contents for the anthology:
“Don’t Be Late” by Renee Carter Hall
“The Prince and the Mage” by Chase Anderson
“Theodore Has a Boyfriend Now” by Cardigan
“Marek’s Run” by Sky McKinnon
“Unbreakable Bonds” by Ty Fox
“Snowshoes” by A. Kita and Aldous Husky
“Brewed Out of Blood” by Rob MacWolf
“The Casket of Brent Lyles” by Pip the Badger
“A Below-Ground Sort of Animal” by Frances Pauli
“Small Business” by Juan C. Moreno
“System Damage” by Bast Andrews
“The Guild” by J.S. Hawthorne
Happy furry book month, and happy reading!
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FWG Newsletter September 2025
It’s September, and I just staggered back from Dragon Con with a (fortunately mild) case of con crud. I also just moved to another state, so if you have contacted the guild about something and haven’t heard back, please reach out again. It might have slipped between the cracks in all the chaos of moving.
We’re getting really close to October, which means Furry Book Month! That means we’re now collecting submissions for this year’s Furry Book Bundle! Please remember that you MUST be a current member of the FWG to submit your book. If you’re not, this might be a good time to apply.
We are taking submissions for both a general audiences and an 18+ book bundle until Sept. 27, 2025. To submit your novel for consideration, please keep the following qualifications in mind:
The author must be a member of the Furry Writers’ Guild.
The story must be self-published.
The story must be a novel.
The story must be a stand-alone or first in a series (no sequels).
The story must be furry.
The story cannot have been included in a previous bundle.
The bundles will be available on Gumroad for pay-what-you-want (minimum price of $10), with proceeds split evenly between all contributing authors and the FWG. Please get your entries in before September 26th, since we want the bundle to go live on October 1st. We would like to include around ten novels per bundle. Since we want to showcase as wide a variety of writers as possible, we are more likely to choose submissions by authors who have not been featured in a previous bundle.
To submit your book, use this link: https://forms.gle/6efvMSDVQTVpvqGu8
We’ll also be revving up for the Furry Novel Jam in October, for those of us who need a way to help reach our writing goals. Furry Novel Jam goes year-round for those who want to participate, though! You can find out more on the FWG Discord and join in. I took the opportunity of a new month to start my own daily writing goal yesterday. Only 400 words, but it’s progress! I hope your writing is going well too.
Here are the current open markets for your short stories:
Plott Hound – Deadline September 15, 2025
Indecent Exposure – Deadline December 22, 2025
This Is Halloween – Deadline When Full
Children Of The Night – Deadline When Full
Please also check out the latest book releases from our members:
Meeting Dominique, by Royce Day, Released May 1, 2025.
Dragon’s Soul, by J.F.R. Coates, Released June 7, 2025.
Two Strikes and I’m Out, by Michael H. Payne (poetry), Released June 16, 2025.
Tales from the Guild: Blood and Water, Released June 30, 2025.
A Portrait for Tomorrow, by Raynarde, Released June 30, 2025.
Winterfall, by Lauren Rivers, Released July 15, 2025.
The Bones Behind the Glass, by Renard Avec-Histoire, Released August 18, 2025.
Gravitational Pull, by Ty Fox, Released August 19, 2025.
Legend of Ahya: A Divinity Decayed [Book 5], by Matthew Colvath, Releasing Nov. 30, 2025.
Happy writing!
Kate Shaw
Looking ahead to Furry Book Month
October is Furry Book Month, and we’re only a few weeks away! We have a few fun things going on next month to celebrate, including another book bundle!
We are taking submissions for both a general audiences and an 18+ book bundle until Sept. 26, 2024. To submit your novel for consideration, please keep the following qualifications in mind:
The author must be a member of the Furry Writers’ Guild.
The story must be self-published.
The story must be a novel.
The story must be a stand-alone or first in a series (no sequels).
The story must be furry.
The story cannot have been included in a previous bundle.
The bundles will be available on Gumroad for pay-what-you-want (minimum price of $10), with proceeds split evenly between all contributing authors and the FWG. Please get your entries in before September 26th, since we want the bundle to go live on October 1st. We would like to include around ten novels per bundle. Since we want to showcase as wide a variety of writers as possible, we are more likely to choose submissions by authors who have not been featured in a previous bundle.
Please fill out this form to submit:
https://forms.gle/rbGk3FVz4Pj2zpkX6
In other Furry Book Month news, it’s time to sharpen your typing claws because we’re launching the first Furry Novel Jam! This is similar to the November novel writing challenge that most of us have heard of. Instead of November, we’ll be writing throughout October–hopefully without as many distractions from holidays, school deadlines, etc.
The rules are pretty simple. Set a writing goal for October, and on Oct. 1, start! You can cheer on your fellow writers on the Discord server, arrange word sprints and mini competitions, and basically just have fun. It’s easy to lose the joy of writing amid the pressures we put on ourselves, and it can also be hard to make time to write. Sometimes turning the solitary, cerebral practice of writing into a ridiculous race with a bunch of likeminded people can help you regain both joy and discipline.
My planned novella is outlined (uh, mostly). What are you planning to write?
