Bernard Doove


Biography

I was born and bred in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. I've always been a voracious reader, but I rarely wrote anything until I discovered the anthropomorphic (furry) fandom. Nowadays I am involved in many aspects of that fandom, including participating in conventions both locally and internationally. I have an orange tabby named Romulus who tries to make it difficult for me to write, but he purrs a lot while doing so, so I forgive him.

Where to find Bernard Doove online


Where to buy in print


Books

Forest Tales    by Bernard Doove
Price: $16.99 USD. 183010 words. Published on February 23, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 2 reviews)
What are chakats, and what are they like? Join Forestwalker as shi relates stories of hir family's lives, loves, hates, adventures and tragedies. They may be furred, have four feet, and have very different social customs, but they are all too human in many ways.
Transformations    by Bernard Doove
Price: $8.99 USD. 45460 words. Published on February 8, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 2 reviews)
Dale Perkins, a male human, is accidentally transformed into a chakat, a hermaphrodite felitaur, and struggles to come to terms with a new body, new sensations, and a new sexuality. In doing so, Dale learns more about hirself, hir new species, and how they both fit into the mixed human and anthro society.
More Terrible Than Chains    by Bernard Doove
Price: $13.99 USD. 103600 words. Published on January 28, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Leanna Fennec - an exotic anthro fox sex slave - is rescued from a foundering slaver-ship, and dares to dream of having a normal life and family. But how can she hope to gain such when she has to deal with a gene-engineered body that has extremes so cruel, its bonds are more terrible than chains?
Life's Dream    by Bernard Doove
Price: $12.99 USD. 78480 words. Published on January 21, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
On post "Gene Wars" Earth, the foxtaurs were bred to be the caretakers of the unspoiled lands remaining. They were an imperfect species though and evolved traditions and social practices to cope with their problems, many differing vastly from human ones. One day a lonely and hurting man crosses paths with an equally lonely foxtaur vixen. Their world would never be the same.

Bernard Doove’s tag cloud