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Today, Feb. 1st, is Hourly Comic Day!
Is it furry? No not technically but a lot of us are artists, and we can make comics furry.
What is hourly comic day? Every hour for today, you draw a 2-3 panel comic about what is going on at that time of the day. Usually, this is more exciting when it's not a sunday, since most of us stay home on weekends, but the challenge is making routine comics on things that you otherwise would find boring.
I, unfortunately, will not be doing it this year, mainly due to timing, but I have an unnatural habit of deciding at random through the year "I am declaring today hourly comic day".
So yeah, draw some comics.
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Hey guys its that time of week again! Fur Real Tho Episode 5 will be going live at 12 PST! We'll be doing some Random Acts Of Art and Q&A live!
Come Join us at http://www.twitch.tv/ember_dauntless
We'll be doing requests and surprising some lucky viewers with some free sketches and possibly more!
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Episode 272 - PAXventures
Plushy
Hey is there anyone here that would make a plushy of my fursona? I'll be getting a reference sheet soon so when that happens I can give it to you.
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Guild News: February
Welcome to our newest member MikasiWolf!
Member NewsThe latest anthology from editor Fred Patten, The Furry Future, features 19 furry-themed science fiction stories (or science-fiction-themed furry stories, your call), with at least 15 of those stories coming from FWG members.
FurPlanet’s anthology Five Fortunes (also edited by Fred Patten, and featuring novellas from several members) is now available as an ebook from Bad Dog Books, and you can read FWG member Dronon’s review of it here at Claw & Quill. In other review news, you can now find Fred Patten’s reviews posted at Dogpatch Press.
Eduardo Soliz has just released Con Fluff 3: Nine Charming Furry Short Stories, his third collection of “furry super-short conbook stories”.
Patrick “Bahumat” Rochefort’s From Winter’s Ashes continues with Chapter 1.1 and Chapter 1.2 now posted.
Some of our associate members have been busy too — Jay launched a new blog, and Weasel has a new book review blog himself, along with another story in the literary magazine Earth Is Huge And We Are All On It.
(Members: Want your news here? Start a thread in our Member News forum!)
Market NewsJust opened: From Weasel Press, a furry anthology called Typewriter Emergencies, looking for “dark and existential fiction focusing around the theme of ‘These Things Shall Pass/It’s a mad world out there.'” Deadline is May 1, and full details are here.
Other anthologies currently remain open with spring deadlines — check out our Paying Markets page for more info, and remember to keep an eye on our Calls for Submissions thread and our Publishing and Marketing forum for the latest news and openings!
Guild NewsThe links to the 2015 Member Feedback Survey were sent out to all FWG members in an email dated January 30. If it’s not in your inbox (or your spam folder), please see this thread in the member forums for links to the 2-part survey. Both parts close on March 2, so please don’t wait to get your responses in.
We had a successful meet and greet at Further Confusion in January — you can check out the notes from that meet in this forum thread. (Thanks again to Daniel for taking all those notes, and to all those who hosted and attended, whether at the con or virtually via the shoutbox.)
There’s a quick update on the Cóyotl Awards here at the award blog.
Fred Patten has reviewed the FWG’s first anthology, Tales From the Guild: Music to Your Ears, over at Dogpatch Press.
A reminder to members: We’re open for guest blog post submissions! Good exposure and a great way to help out your fellow writers. See our guidelines for the details.
Need a beta reader? Check out our critique board (you’ll need to be registered with the forum in order to view it).
Want to hang out and talk shop with other furry writers? Come join us for the Coffeehouse Chats, Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Eastern, Thursdays at 12 p.m. Eastern, and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Eastern — all held right in the forum shoutbox. More info here. Remember, our forums are open to everyone, not just FWG members. Come register and join the conversation!
That’s all for this month! As always, send an email to furwritersguild (at) gmail.com with news, suggestions, and other feedback, or just comment here.
Genderfluid Furry Wants Tips on How to Explain Herself
Portrait for Clairefoxx by Imalou
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Show me/describe your fursona and why you picked it.
Is it rude if I don't do it first?
I picked my sona because of my decent. German and Irish. My hat is basically the "sparkle dog" trait I allowed myself to have and it seems to always be everyones favorite part.
Now, what about everyone else? I know /u/Sareii has done this plenty, which is understandable considering how fantastic their sona is.
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Welcome!
Welcome to our front porch on the Internet! We’re glad to have you as our guests. Have a seat on the bench and enjoy the conversations. This was Rod’s idea, but I agreed to participate because one thing I enjoy doing is talking about the furry community (or the furry fandom, as Rod prefers). Either way, we’ve been around since the beginning. We started out living in caves, enjoying the charcoal drawing on the wall, made by our contemporaries, hanging out around the fire and listening /telling stories, and even joining in on the tribal dances.
Seriously, we aren’t THAT old, but we have been involved for a long time in what became the fantastic phenomenon known as furry. We invite you to listen to our stories, laugh and learn about the interest and the family, and maybe join in the dialog. I the future we hope to include interviews with other experienced fans and creators, people that everyone in the fandom may not be aware of, but should be.
Let us get comfortable in our rocking chairs, and begin…