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Contributing Authors: Seanan McGuire, Ashley McConnell, Susan Jett, Eliora Smith, David B. Coe, April Steenburgh, Gini Koch, Mike Barretta, Elizabeth Kite, Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Jean Marie Ward, Katharine Kerr, Sarah Brand, Anneliese Belmond, Faith Hunter, Patricia Bray, Phyllis AmesWerewolves rule the night in urban fantasy, but everyone knows there are other were-creatures out there just as dangerous & deadly, if not as common, each with their own issues as they struggle to fit into - or prey upon - society. What about the were-goats? The were-crows & were-wasps?Here are 17 stories of urban fantasy by today’s leading science fiction & fantasy authors that introduce you to some of those other were-creatures, the ones hiding in the dark background shadows, waiting to bite. Join us as they take you into the hidden corners of our world to see some lesser known were-creatures. You may want to bring along some silver... just in case.Introduction by Joshua Palmatier“Best In Show” by Seanan McGuire“We Dig” by Ashley McConnell“Eyes Like Pearls” by Susan Jett“Among the Grapevines, Growing” by Eliora Smith“A Party For Bailey” by David B. Coe“Cry Murder” by April Steenburgh“Missy the Were-Pomeranian vs. the Masters of Mediocre Doom” by Gini Koch“Paper Wasp” by Mike Barretta“Point Five” by Elizabeth Kite“The Promise of Death” by Danielle Ackley-McPhail“The Five Bean Solution” by Jean Marie Ward“Witness Report” by Katharine Kerr“Attack of the Were-Zombie Friendship With Benefits” by Sarah Brand“The Whale” by Anneliese Belmond“Anzu, Duba, Beast” by Faith Hunter [Jane Yellowrock 10.2]“Shiftr” by Patricia Bray“Sniff For Your Life” by Phyllis Ames Werewolves rule the night in urban fantasy, but everyone knows there are other were-creatures out there just as dangerous and deadly, if not as common, each with their own issues as they struggle to fit intoor prey uponsociety. What about the were-goats? The were-crows and were-wasps? Here are seventeen stories of urban fantasy by todays leading science fiction and fantasy authors that introduce you to some of those other were-creatures, the ones hiding in the dark background shadows, waiting to bite. Join Seanan McGuire, Ashley McConnell, Susan Jett, Eliora Smith, David B. Coe, April Steenburgh, Gini Koch, Mike Barretta, Elizabeth Kite, Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Jean Marie Ward, Katharine Kerr, Sarah Brand, Anneliese Belmond, Faith Hunter, Patricia Bray, and Phyllis Ames as they take you into the hidden corners of our world to see some lesser known were-creatures. You may want to bring along some silver just in case. Introduction copyright 2016 by Joshua Palmatier Best In Show copyright 2016 by Seanan McGuire We Dig copyright 2016 by Ashley McConnell Eyes Like Pearls copyright 2016 by Susan Jett Among the Grapevines, Growing copyright 2016 by Eliora Smith A Party For Bailey copyright 2016 by David B. Coe Cry Murder copyright 2016 by April Steenburgh Missy the Were-Pomeranian vs the Masters of Mediocre Doom copyright 2016 by Jeanne Cook (Gini Koch) Paper Wasp copyright 2016 by Mike Barretta Point Five copyright 2016 by Elizabeth Kite The Promise of Death copyright 2016 by Danielle Ackley-McPhail The Five Bean Solution copyright 2016 by Jean Marie Ward Witness Report copyright 2016 by Katharine Kerr Attack of the Were-Zombie Friendship With Benefits copyright 2016 by Sarah Brand The Whale copyright 2016 by Anneliese Belmond Anzu, Duba, Beast copyright 2016 by Faith Hunter Shiftr copyright 2016 by Patricia Bray Sniff For Your Life copyright 2016 by Phyllis Irene Radford "Werewolves rule the night in urban fantasy, but everyone knows there are other were-creatures out there just as dangerous and deadly, if not as common, each with their own issues as they struggle to fit into-- or prey upon-- society. What about the were-goats? The were-crows and were-wasps? Here are seventeen stories of urban fantasy by today's leading science fiction and fantasy authors that introduce you to some of those other were-creatures, the ones hiding in the dark background shadows, waiting to bite" -- Page [4] of cover