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I'd personally recommend Pet Revolution, written by Jane Hamlett and Julie-Marie Strange, which is not zooey per se, but I think leads to intriguing avenues of thought due to brushing against zoophilia while refusing to explicitly acknowledge it.
So many books are "not zooey per se". Actually, strike that. They aren't "zoo", like they aren't books about or by zoophiles, but they *are* zooey. So much of this animal interest boils down to all this stuff about animals where they've cordoned off a tiny little section that is "sex". What makes me zooey is so much bigger than that one tiny part, and I read all these books that have nothing to do with sexuality because they hit that "zooey" spot for me.
The Beast Within: Animals in the Middle Ages has a particularly intriguing examination of animal sexuality and how human sexuality was developed from our perception of it.
I've been meaning to crawl through the site's codebase for a long time. I just changed things so that the "Today" button is now "View Recent Posts" and will load three days of posts. I might increase that to a week, seeing as the newest are first and you can jump back a few pages if you wanted to see older posts.
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