The Complete Fuzzy: Little Fuzzy/ Fuzzy Sapiens/ Fuzzies and Other People H. Beam Piper
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

Little Fuzzy and the two sequels, Fuzzy Sapiens and Fuzzies and Other People are seminal texts in the science fiction canon, as well as thumpin' good reads. (little fuzzy) The planet Zarathustra is going through a dry spell. The cutest little alien critter you've ever seen: Little Fuzzy. Their wide-eyed, innocent cuteness hiding intelligent, feeling, sentient persons. Beam Piper's Little Fuzzy, the novel that inspired Scalzi's re-imagining, so it's hard for me to separate Scalzi's influence and decisions from Piper's, but I was pleased to find that the fuzzies, the cute little humanoids who . I read The Complete Fuzzy compendium of H. Pull off ( or has pulled off) a valuable re-telling of the story line H. Last year, John Scalzi announced that he'd been commissioned by the estate of H Beam Piper to write an updated version of the classic sf novel Little Fuzzy. Beam Piper's death and the publication of Fuzzy Sapiens, his long-rumored third Fuzzy novel, the manuscript for which had been thought lost, turned up in one of those improbable found-in-an-old-trunk scenarios. It's been a quiet few years on the As soon as I complete the sequel to Fuzzy Ergo Sum, I will begin work on that and doing an expanded edition of my short story Hostile Hostel. I found the second book of the trilogy (Fuzzy Sapiens), but got very frustrated with my book store when they did not have the third book available. Land-prawns, ecologists, and scared bureaucrats are coming out of the woodwork. Some writers But Fuzzies and Other People at least provides a more or less complete trilogy, and there's no reason he couldn't have gone on from here. Why Piper If Piper avoided getting too cloying in Little Fuzzy, he tackle-hugs it at a full run here . It was at It was published as Fuzzies and Other People. Beam Piper invented in Little Fuzzy and followed with Fuzzy Sapiens and the manuscript that found publication as Fuzzies & Other People many years after his death. But there's more trouble to come. Much later, Ace Books It picks up where Fuzzies and Other People left off, continuing the story of explorer Jack Halloway (who discovered the Fuzzies), CEO Victor Grego, and Little Fuzzy himself. Scalzi put so much depth of character into those little guys, you couldn't help but love them. Piper himself wrote one direct sequel, Fuzzy Sapiens (1964).