Huskyteer has selected a fine assortment of tales featuring anthropomorphic animals. Included are:INTRODUCTION, by Huskyteer PAVLOV’S HOUSE, by Malcolm Cross PERSONAL HISTORY, by Tim Susman LUNAR CAVITY, by Mary E. Lowd THE GOING FORTH OF UADJET, by Frances Pauli AFTER THE LAST BELL’S RUNG, by Patrick “Bahu” Rochefort AS BELOW, SO ABOVE, by Mut THE LANGUAGE OF EMOTION, by Bill Rogers A BAG OF CUSTARD, by Michael H. Payne DEITY THEORY, by James L. Steele DRAWN FROM MEMORY, by Renee ...

Uptight college student Roger Jones has no time for hippies, dropouts, and flower children- especially his annoying, kaftan-wearing roomie, Frank. But when Roger falls for a bushy tailed folk singer named Peace Man, he can no longer close his eyes to the revolution going on around him that she opens up. Can Roger get his groove on, or is he too square to be hip?

Post-war life in the large British manor of Tremontaine is normally quiet, especially for assistant cook Ellie Stone. When Giles and Kate St. Clair's son John returns unexpectedly from his American college the same week Mr. St. Clair's business partner Martin Trevayn is visiting to conclude a business deal, though, tensions run high. Mr. St. Clair takes out some of his stress on Ellie's girlfriend Abby, a housemaid, and for a brief moment, Ellie wishes the head of the family dead. The feel...