Fuzzies and Other People

<b>From the back cover of the Ace first edition:</b> ""There were still so many things Fuzzies had to learn." ... that's the final line of H. Beam Piper's classic <i>Fuzzy Sapiens</i>, where the story broke off twenty years ago. Following Piper's tragic suicide in 1964, there were persistent rumors that he had written a sequel to <i>Fuzzy Sapiens</i>, a third Fuzzy novel. Some of his friends had been told about it, a few had even read parts of it. But the manuscript itself remained lost until it was discovered in a trunk in a basement in Pennsylvania. <p>Now, at last, return to Piper's Zarathustra. It's been twenty years for us - but only three months since Jack Holloway found and befriended a small golden-furred being... three short months that have changed both their lives..."

Year	Award	Category	Status
1985	Prometheus Award	Prometheus Award for Best Libertarian SF Novel	Nominee/Finalist