If you've ever lived with animals, have spent time in the country wondering what those howls and hoots were all about, thought living next to a pet cemetery might be a good idea, or if you just like to speculate about "things that go bump in the night" and spend endless hours playing some of the more amusing fantasy games available today, Zombie Raccoons & Killer Bunnies is the perfect book for you.
The fifteen tales included here range from chilling to humorous, from fairy-tale settings to high-tech situations. What they share is originality and critters. From an ongoing conflict between chickens and killer bunnies, to a raccoon ready to defend its own at any cost...from a Siamese cat in league with a super squirrel to a story about the white bull of Tara - you'll find tales about both the creatures you see around you every day, and those you should hope never to meet.

An interesting collection of short stories!

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when I was at Gen Con a few years back I saw stacks of promotional postcards for this book.

It looks like it could be fun to read :)

I was at Gen Con the year this was released and still have a ton of the marketing postcards for this book around my house someplace ;P

As such I was very happy to have had Tribefan send me this copy to read. I thought that this was a good collection of animal based horror and dark science fiction and fantasy tales. I was tickled to find a contribution by Brenda Cooper with characters I had just read about in the Choildren of Magic collection last week. Her Black Mood by Brenda Cooper and Ninja Rats on Harleys by Elizabeth A. Vaughan were probably my favorites of the collection.

Thanks for sharing it with me tribefan :)

left in this little free library.