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Saddle up! Animals, the Spring 2013 issue of Lapham's Quarterly, is galloping onto newsstands on March 15th.

It's a veritable circus (and yes, we've got lions, tigers, and bears) this go around, with Mikhail Bulgakov on how to train a dog, Alfred Russel Wallace on the highs and lows of adopting an orangutan, and Albert Camus on a city full of dead rats.

Charts, graphs, and lists offer a glimpse into the relationships between men and their four-legged friends, the history of animal testing, and what, exactly, one calls a group of kangaroos.

Essays include Jack Hitt on the sex lives of bonobos, Frances Stoner Saunders on taxidermy, and John Jeremiah Sullivan on animal consciousness.

Subscribe now and receive Animals as your first issue!

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