Anthropomorphic Aliens

An Interstellar AnthologyAnthropomorphic animals have been imagined for as long as stories have been told. This is especially true of science fiction, where the endless possibilities of alien worlds make fertile ground for creativity.Contained in these pages are stories from across the spectrum of science fiction, ranging from 1950 to 2013, and featuring feathers, fur, and scales. Each creature is a unique blend of humanity and the alien. Childlike or savage, independent or autocratic, they come in all sizes and shapes. Some are recognizable as reflections of humanity, while others are strange and wild creatures that defy description. All of them ask the same question: What kind of creatures will we find when we go to the stars?Contains the following stories:Mask of the Ferret by Ken Pick & C. Alan LoewenThe Inspector's Teeth by L. Sprague de CampSpecialist by Robert SheckleyIn Hoka Signo Vinces by Poul Anderson & Gordon R. DicksonPoint of Focus by Robert SilverbergNovice by James H. SchmitzWhat Really Matters by Elizabeth McCoyKings and Vagabonds by CairynThe King's Dogs by Phyllis GotliebA Touch of Blue: A Web Shifters Story by Julie CzernedaFly the Friendly Skies by Bryan FeirCover art by Roz Gibson