Actaeon's Zoo Fiction and Poetry Archive

Actaeon's Zoo Fiction:
"First Doe": A young whitetail buck defeats the herd sire and assumes his role. Animal/animal (no humans or anthropomorphics).
"Actaeon and Diana," or, "Greek Love": A potential animated film script, showing a new and more upbeat take on the legend.
The Outcasts: A miner is caught with a dog and is tossed from his camp, only to be accepted elsewhere.
Actaeon and Victor: My first fiction post to ASB, involving a male Great Dane.
Actaeon's Zoo Poetry:
Actaeon's Zoo Limericks: More than a hundred zoo-related limericks I've penned.
Merry Christmoose!: My first poetry post to ASB, which I almost forgot I'd written
My Lover Has a Cold, Wet Nose: A poem about loving a dog.
Oh, to be Zoo: An ode to being a zoo. This poem was published in issue #10 of Black Sheets, making it my first published zoo writing. Woo-hoo! :)
My Lover's Eyes: Another poem about loving a dog.
Gus the Comet: A rather introspective poem, written about my German Shepherd friend, the night comet Hale-Bopp came to visit.
Fiction and Poetry By Other Zoos:
Tiger, I -- NEW! January 1, 2000: Submitted by Nightwind Kain.
Porpoise Haiku -- NEW! May 23, 1999: Submitted anonymously.
The man who really loves birds.: Submitted by resident hyaena.
Mists: Submitted by Breath.
Atonement: Submitted by Muttnik, as a counterpart to Lover's Hell.
Breath's Zoo Poetry Page: Zoo poetry by Breath, Cygnx, Tschoni, and HorseyJ (non-zoo).
The Dog Days of Summer: Written by Whitenoiz. A boy grows bored on long warm days, and turns to the family dog...despite his father's advice.
Cur: Written by Whitenoiz. A gay couple discover there is something missing in their relationship.
Lover's Hell: Submitted by Harras Jumart: a poem about the love we have to hide.
Thundalara and the Turning Outward: Written by Steed: a beautiful story about a dog and the woman who rescues him from unworthy owners. No sexual content.
My Filly, If I Could to You Relate: Submitted by Breath: a beautiful Shakespearean sonnet; grab a couple hankies first.
The Bestial Ball: Submitted by Breath: a poem about a party to which I'm sure we all wish we'd been invited. :)
A Zoo's Romance and Goodbye, Annie: Poems by Lupo, found at Isis' home page. You'll need kleenex for the second one. <sniff>
Other People's Zoo Limericks: Hundreds of zoo-related limericks other people wrote.
"To WhiteWings, With Love": An ode to a dolphin, written by Steppenwolf.
"The Trophy": A transformation story about yours truly, written by Posti.
Nifty (WWW): An archive of some of the more frequently-seen bestiality and zoophilia stories.
The Zootopia Reading Room: If you're looking for where Miami's story archive went, here it is, at K9Rott's. It was "proactively removed" to prevent possible trouble with German censorship laws.
Fiction and Poetry By Non-Zoos:
"The Bath of Diana": A modern text of the Greek legend, translated (and slightly enhanced, I think) from the Greek (Ovid), by historian Pierre Klossoski.
"With Dog and Dame": A bestial poem written by George Archibald Bishop in 1898.
Elf Sternberg's Sci Fi index: One of the finest collections of furry/furotica stories.
"Sagittary": A fantasy poem about centaurs.
"The Hedgehog Song," v2.0: A filk song, inspired by Terry Pratchett's "Discworld" novels. Other versions are here, here, and here. And there appear to be more yet. Better do an Alta Vista search for it.
Alternative Sexualities in Science Fiction & Fantasy

Index -- Updated Sunday, May 23, 1999 -- E-mail Actaeon