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Belittled by their boss working a dead-end beat, this newspaper reporter calls up a friend and finds a story worth telling.

Today’s story is “Scooped Up” by Packwolf Lupestripe. This is one of 21 stories in the self-help furry short story collection Work "Fur" Hire, by Edwin@Work, this collection shares useful advice through short stories about animal people looking for work. In this book you will find a rich collection of genres, including slice-of-life, drama, comedy, light romance, horror, and dystopian. Each includes insights into the hiring practices of the United States and an activity to help reinforce what was discussed.

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[18+] Today we present “Diagnosis Code: Z7253,” a poem by Nenekiri Bookwyrm, who makes games and writes stories. He has a short story collection that all feature dragons in some way titled “Tales of Scales” from Fenris Publishing. You can find more of his poems on his SoFurry page.

Read by the Poet.

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When Theo and his friends break into his deceased grandfather’s house, they only intend to retrieve his childhood belongings. Things get more complicated when they realize they are not alone in the house.

Today’s story is “Reclamation” by TimberDonk, and is dedicated to the rat who helped edit it. TimberDonk is a comic artist and author. His current comic, The Devil of Altar Lake, is currently running on his Patreon. You can find more of his work on his Bluesky account.

Read by Ta’kom Ironhoof, the Equine Charmer.

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Today we present “Proud Lament” a poem by Rob MacWolf. You can get his book "You Look Lost, Pup" winner of a Cóyotl award, from Bewere Books, and you can find more of his books on Itchio.

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[18+] On an unassuming day, Rykar finds himself challenged by new desires awakened by going out to a leather bar with his friends.

Today’s story is the second and final part of “Desire’s Wings” by Rykar Thornpaw, he is a wheelchair-using liotter who loves science fiction and fantasy. He is currently outlining and drafting a trilogy of science-fantasy books set in his own world named Oros. 

Last time, Rykar found out he enjoys leather, and now he’s going to have to finally come to terms with his desires. 

Read by Greyloch, your Northwoods Guide.

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[18+] On an unassuming day, Rykar finds himself challenged by new desires awakened by going out to a leather bar with his friends.

Today’s story is the first of two parts of “Desire’s Wings” by Rykar Thornpaw, a wheelchair-using liotter who loves science fiction and fantasy. He is currently outlining and drafting a trilogy of science-fantasy books set in his own world named Oros. Read by Greyloch, your Northwoods Guide.

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Sometimes the things we miss the most in life are the little things, as Theo is about to find out.

Today’s story is “The Package” by NightEyes DaySpring, a known troublemaker who is rumored to have a penchant for coffee and an interest in dead, ancient civilizations. Information about him and his writing can be found at nighteyes-dayspring.com.

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Chase, a young red panda has met a literally colorful group of fellow travelers at first pride. But can he sort out these new feelings about one of them in particular?

Today’s story is the second and final part of “Chase the Pride” by D.J. Fahl, American Southwest writer, baking enthusiast, and author of Save the Day, published by FurPlanet. However he insisted we tell you instead to go find some Asian American furry authors, of which there are several, and give them more attention then his book.

Last time, Chase St. James had been considering going home early from his first Pride until he ran into Vic, a fellow Red Panda, who introduced him to a cadre of other red pandas from many walks of life with different colored stripes dyed on their tails. Just as Chase was settling into the warm afternoon with picnic food a stranger arrived and Chase is about to learn Pride is about Attitude as much as Orientation.

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At a young red panda’s first Pride celebration he is about to meet a truly colorful group of fellow travelers.

Today’s story is the first of two parts of “Chase the Pride” by D.J. Fahl who is a long time furry and listener excited to finally offer something to this wonderful enterprise. He is the author of Save the Day, published by FurPlanet.

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[18+] In the apartment of a fascinating old dragon, Sal is seduced not just by the handsome old man, but by the possibilities he represents.

Today’s story is the second and final part of “Salisbury” by Roscoe G. Beetle, who is a writer of erotic fiction, and author of the upcoming novella “Thorns” published by Bewere Market as well as safe for work fantasy under the name of his good friend David The Kamenwriter. You can find more of his stories as well as the stories of his good friend at thekamenwriter.Itch.io and on their Archive Of Our Own.

Last time, the young transgender, transhuman lion Sal - short for Salisbury - met Max, a kindly old dragon who opened up his eyes to the possibilities of what it means to create a body that one can truly call one’s own. The two decided to go up to the old dragon’s apartment to discuss further, and to explore this brief, lovely moment of connection between them.

Read by BandanaDog, Unorthodox Spacetime Drifter.

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[18+] When bodies can be tailored to match what's inside, Sal is unsure of his choice until he meets a dragon, and learns what's truly possible.

Today’s story is the first of two parts of “Salisbury” by Roscoe G. Beetle, who is a writer of erotic fiction, and author of the upcoming novella “Thorns” published by Bewere Market as well as safe for work fantasy under the name of his good friend David The Kamenwriter. You can find more of his stories as well as the stories of his good friend at thekamenwriter.Itch.io and on their Archive Of Our Own.

Read by BandanaDog, Unorthodox Spacetime Drifter.

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A beefy otter helps his downtrodden stallion boyfriend build confidence in himself to go after his dream job!

Today’s story is “Otter Ways To Build Confidence” by Equine Essayist. This is one of 21 stories in the self-help furry short story collection Work "Fur" Hire, by Edwin@Work, this collection shares useful advice through short stories about animal people looking for work. In this book you will find a collection of genres, including slice-of-life, drama, comedy, light romance, horror, and dystopian. Each chapter includes insights into the hiring practices of the United States and an activity to help reinforce what was discussed.

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Coming out is never easy, especially to the people you love.  But there’s always someone you choose as your first.

Today’s story is “Splitting Hares” by Lauren Rivers, Author of Blue Moon by Iridescence Studios, and you can find more of her stories on Furaffinity.

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Coming out is never easy, especially to the people you love.  But there’s always someone you choose as your first.

Today’s story is “Splitting Hares” by Lauren Rivers, Author of Blue Moon by Iridescence Studios, and you can find more of her stories on Furaffinity.

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A mastiff decides to accompany his boyfriend for a visit to his parents. While nervous about introducing himself as his boyfriend’s older partner, he decides to go and see what happens.

Today’s story is “Expectations” by Pendoggo, who is a hobbyist writer and artist.

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Franklin, president of his college’s Pride Alliance, is recruited by a frat house to help their leader come to terms with his sexuality.

Today’s story is “Fraternity” by Domus Vocis, who spends his free time listening to vaporwave music & working the graveyard shift while writing/reading furry fiction. He also recently published a historical romance novella titled “Two Souls of Fangcrest Manor” alongside his co-author Fruitz in 2023. You can also find more stories by Domus Vocis on his Patreon.

Read by Ta’kom Ironhoof, the Equine Charmer.

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A fairy tale, for pride. A personal myth, as if there were any other kind. A story of becoming who we are, because everyone should have one.

Today’s story is “The Young Man Who Knew Where He Was Going” by Rob MacWolf, who means it when he calls himself werewolf hitchhiker and knows to whom he owes it. You can get his book "You Look Lost, Pup" winner of a Cóyotl award, from Bewere Books, and you can find more of his books on Itchio.