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    Civilized Beasts

    By Laura Govednik

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    About this ebook

    Civilized Beasts is a poetry for charity anthology. Poets and artists from all over the world have come together to donate their time and their work to help save our wildlife. If you purchase this book, all of the profit earned will be donated to The Wildlife Conservation Society to aid them in their cause. Weasel Press invites all our readers to join us in our celebration of poetry and to help us in our global commitment.

    http://www.wcs.org/

    Poets include:
    Larry D. Thomas
    B. H. Tang
    Kevin Gillam
    Chris Wise
    BanWynn Oakshadow
    Arian Mabe
    Marge Simon
    Jason Huitt (Lunostophiles)
    Eduard Dragomir Szabo
    Sandi Stromberg
    Renee Carter Hall
    Edwin 'Utunu' Herrell
    George Squares
    Ceò
    Amy Fontaine
    Alice "Huskyteer" Dryden
    Winston Derden
    Carolyn A. Dahl
    Kenket
    Dwale
    Joyce Parkes
    Stefano "Mando" Zocchi
    Dominique Goodall
    Televassi
    David Andrew Cowan
    Altivo Overo
    Kits Koriohn
    Denise Clemons
    Jack Warren
    Lynn White
    Bruce Boston
    Laura "Munchkin" Govednik
    Weasel

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWeasel Press
    Release dateDec 17, 2015
    ISBN9781311917676
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    Civilized Beasts
    Author

    Laura Govednik

    A munchkin cat in ‘sona and a dwarf in truth, Laura has learned to embrace all of life’s ‘shortcomings’. She was born in Hawaii, raised in SoCal, grew up in NorCal, died in Indiana, and was reborn in Washington where she joined her life with her better half. She also met friends there who encouraged her to finally write the stories in her mind for other people to enjoy as well.Laura also works under her pen name Laura "Munchkin" Lewis". She enjoys her membership in the FWG now thanks to her story “The Cat Thief” from the ROAR 6 anthology, though she is also the author of “Tech Flesh” from the Furtual Horizons anthology and "Home At Last" from the Will of the Alpha: Volume 3 anthology. Currently she is putting together Fragments of Life’s Heart, an anthology about all the many shapes love can come in.

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