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Some Thoughts on Tolkien’s Elf-Horses

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Welcome to SFF Bestiary!

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SFF Equines Revisits the Classics: Black Beauty

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A Master Class in Writing Horses: Horse by Geraldine Brooks

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SFF Equines Revisits the Classics: Walter Farley’s Black Stallion Books

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The Messy and Complicated Fairy Tale of Horse Racing

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Writing in the Language of Horse People

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Transcending Words: The Real Fantasy of Human-Animal Communication

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Understanding Horses: Changing Seasons

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Why Do Writers Abandon the Ordinary Horse for the Extraordinary Fantasy Animal?

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Writing Horses: Bridles and Bits and Getting the Details Right

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Understanding Horses: Fashion vs Tradition in Preserving Horse Breeds

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