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Arilin Thorferra has been involved with the furry and macrophile community since the 1990s, writing dozens of short stories and several novels under both this name and their real one. As Arilin, their published work from FurPlanet includes Goddess and Saida & Autumn.

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"I'm not a rabbit, I'm a hare. Hares are bigger." Moira, the goddess of love and war, has lived as a drifter in mortal lands for a thousand years, exiled for a failed rebellion, then abandoned by her own kind. The hare's power remains, but her purpose is lost... until she accidentally creates a new goddess. And then another. The enduing chaos is the most fun she's had in centuries-until she attracts the attention of the secretive Celestial Capital, corporate gods working to impose an ever more restrictive "natural order" on global society. The more Moira's new queer pantheon learns about Celestial's true goals and the lengths the corporation will go to, the more their purpose becomes clear. Taking down Celestial, though, might just bring about the end of the world. But maybe the world could use a little apocalypse.