Update to The Chimera Library

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Three pieces have been added to our personal website, The Chimeras Library, this month.

“Symbols Found In The Alterhuman & Related Communities” –
Our most recently created alterhuman related article. This 22-page document lists and shares information about some of the symbols created throughout the history of the alterhuman communities and communities related to it.
Can be found here .


“From the Blue Fleet” by Ocean Watcher –
A recently overhauled 25-page personal essay by Ocean Watcher about their experiences as a frilled shark & blue glaucus polytherian and Tetsu Hayami fictionkin (from the anime, Blue Submarine No. 6).
Can be found here.


“Iridescent Green Feathers and Scales” by Quatz –
A 12-page personal essay by Quatz explaining a bit about being an emerald tree boa & resplendent quetzal polytherian (and thereby how being a polytherian leads him to also be an amphithere theriomythic).
Can be found here.

These pieces and more can be found linked on our website.

The Alterhuman Archive, a new directory of alterhuman resources

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The Alterhuman Archive is an ever-expanding collection of nonhuman and alterhuman-related information, writings, and creations, meant to function as a community resource and memory bank. It currently contains over 550 essays, articles, blog posts, and more written by or about alterhumans.

Historical preservation of works made by and for alterhumans and nonhumans is a major goal of this archive. Whether that's through hosting resources, linking to them, or helping to advertise collaborative alterhuman events currently going on in the greater community, the Alt-Archive is here to be another place to collect resources in one singular, accessible location open to everyone.

The resources on the Alterhuman Archive are currently organized through Zotero, a free and open-source reference management software with various features meant to aid in organizing research materials of various kinds.This library is sorted with a variety of tags and contains summaries to every single piece of writing within it. You can sort by date, author, website, species, label, and more. Links on the main website will lead you to the relevant Zotero library section.

If you have submissions for the Alt-Archive, please consider emailing them to us at the email listed on the website's Contact page. Please include a title, your name or pen name, a brief description of the content, the attached submission or an accessible link, and any other relevant information.

The Alterhuman Archive Main Website | The Alterhuman Archive Zotero Library