Some of the beasts are strange, even creepy, like Cory Doctorow's Hyperman or Gail Carringer's Wax Automaton. Others are terrifying like James O’Neal’s Crocostrictor. Some are small and furry, like Zoran Zivkovic's hamshees, Kathe Koja's Nyha, and Lev Grossman's Seeing Hare, while still others are lumbering behemoths or underwater wyrms. And, of course, some are humorous, like Ekaterina Sedia's Mountain Reverse Hippo or Will Hindmarch's Cattywampus.
So have a look and see what inspires you. See the link below for the full story and a table-of-contents listing of the creatures. Stat-up a beastie or six--or illustrate one yourself--and then post it to your blog and spread the word!
The full story: http://www.wofford.edu/sharedWorlds/sharedworldsbestiary.html
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Ah, I see the Squonk there. Clearly inspired by the 1910 bestiary that originally listed it. Coincidentally, I've been planning on statting it up for the last couple of days - it nearly jumped right off the web page at me!
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