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This probably belongs more under the 'Everything Else' section, but Robin Hobb's 'Farseer' novels have some mental tf/animal mindswap content. There are also some allusions to physical transformation, though it supposedly does not occur...
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08-30-2008
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Leecher
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
I am going completely blank on the title, but it has a lot of TF the entire concept is TF is commercially available and some evil James Bond type villian is using the technology to alter people to become homicidal maniacs shaped like hammerhead sharks.
Found it, Armed Memory by Jim Young Last edited by jckatz; 08-30-2008 at 09:07 PM. |
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08-30-2008
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Leecher
Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
Also:
Sight of Proteus :: Charles Sheffield |
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08-31-2008
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Slave to the Process Forum
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
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08-31-2008
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Creator of Hairy Beasties
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: London, UK
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
As mentioned earier in this thead The Werewolf Chronicles (1995) - Author Traci Briery "out of print but worth tracking down for the best Female TF into a Werewolf in a novel"
http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/b/...chronicles.htm Last edited by dataloss; 08-31-2008 at 06:00 AM. |
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Supreme lurker
Join Date: May 2005
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
The Moonshae trilogy of the Forgotten Realms story books has several.
Two I recall are a creature known as the Darkwalker turning into a woman, then enhancing its features (technically BE, but it's done in one group from the creature to buxom babe) Also, of the two main characters, the heroine of the trilogy is a druid, and transforms several times into creatures, including one more detailed one of her turning into a wolverine.
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
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That is all that I remember. Sorry 
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Slave to the Process Forum
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
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08-31-2008
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Creator of Hairy Beasties
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
thanks
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08-31-2008
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Process Master
Join Date: Aug 2005
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
...I'm surprised out of my wits that no one's mentioned the Animorphs series yet.
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08-31-2008
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
there is a series of books that involve a teen werewolf girl... If i recal correctly the are called
"Dark Dreams" "Dark Music" "Dark truimph" All are by Ann hodgman. I've read the first 2 and they were decent reads, but the last one was out of print so I have not been able to read the conclusion to the trilogy. |
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Process Fan
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: Female Transformations in Books
Carmen Dog Carol Emshwiller
How to be a Dragon... Without Burning Your Tongue Arlene Williams Lady, My Life as a Bitch Melvin Burgess My personal favorite Pig Tales, A novel of Lust and Transformation Marie Darrieussecq |
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