Hi-de-ho, everybody! 

Our beloved editor and founder Thurston Howl sat down with the Furry Writers Guild for an interview discussing interactive and multimedia fiction, and especially our recently released anthology Sensory De-Tails (available at this link: boundtales.s...

It is with great pleasure that I post this interview from Eclectica Magazine featuring one of our authors, Stanley Jenkins, whose recent work "The Harrowing Hell" (available now in our store) is featured quite heavily. Check it out and enjoy at the following! http://ww...

Hello all, Howl here!

I have some news for all the THPeople. I am stepping down from my position as editor-in-chief to just be an editor for THP, and Cedric G! Bacon, our former project manager and head editor, is moving up to be the new editor-in-chief.

This is not an i...

ROUND 2!

You know the drill: We give the prompt, you the words, and make some magic happen! Our favorites to be featured in an upcoming newsletter! 

Send yours to marketing.thurstonhowlpub@gmail.com with the subject line "Furry Mad Libs" or FML (it's coincidenc...

We're trying something a little different. Yeah, what else is new? In our constant forward momentum of innovation we thought we'd incorporate a little fun between publisher and readers in the classic and timeless form of MAD LIBS!

We provide the prompt, you (the readers...

So, big announcement time! Due to THP wanting to delve more into mainstream publishing as well as maintain our furry works (and wanting to push our furry works in a more specific direction), we are starting our first imprint: Thurston Howl's Bound Tales. BT will publis...

I have noticed that THP is rather unique when it comes to small furry publishers in that we publish a crap-ton of anthologies. Between three and six a year. And this might seem especially odd given a number of factors: 1) many furry publishers have publicly announced w...

While THP does dabble in both furry and non-furry books, let’s direct attention today strictly at furry literature as a whole.

Furry literature spans across several different publishers, with a variety of both singular and collaborative pieces with a vast selection of a...

Nothing too lengthy this time folks! Just good news to share!

Mark J. Engels, author of "Always Gray in Winter", received a critique from an external site by the name of Midwest Book Review. 

For any curious eyes achin' for a perusin', we have the link to their site...

With the upcoming release of Down the Plymouth Road, we have graciously been given a little bonus to provide a more thorough background on the prodigious writing career of its author, Mr. Stanley Jenkins. Conducted by editor of Eclectia Magazine, Tom Dooley, we get a s...