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Not really sure if this is the correct place for this, but I'm looking to build new relationships and become more social and active in the fandom, I'd really like to meet fur's in my area but I don't really know where to meet them on the internet or otherwise. So if anyone is in TX in the dfw metroplex area, (I'm in a town called Haslet) and looking for a new friend I'd love to hear from you :3

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Hey y'all. I'm trying to help a friend out getting more viewers and commissions. She is a wonderful artist and has ran into some tough times and just doesn't get that many commissions. If you could, please help.

Here is her FA. Check it out if you get the chance.

http://www.furaffinity.net/user/nayel-ie/

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In the original “Welcome to Claw & Quill” article from a year ago I said, with unintentional foresight,

Part of what’s made Claw & Quill tough to get off the ground is that it’s hard to describe just what it is. It’s a magazine for furries—but not a fiction magazine or a news magazine, not art or comics. It’s not about furry-as-a-noun, in the sense of lifestyle and identity. It’s not necessarily even a “magazine for furries” the way most people might take that phrase.

You may not be shocked to learn that this kind of nebulousness makes it tough to write for.

So, after a lot of behind-the-scenes shuffling, C&Q is relaunching using WordPress rather than its own custom back end. The rationale for this is two-fold, both relating to making it easier to generate new content.

• As much as I like the notion of issues, it’s going to be easier to get new articles up if I don’t have to wait to collect four or five in batches.
• It’s also going to be easier if I don’t personally represent a single point of failure, bluntly. WordPress allows me to give contributors their own accounts at various access levels. As much as a control freak as I may be, this isn’t going to be sustainable unless I let other people into the control room.

Also, it’s pretty clear the main focus is going to be reviews; that’s what a lot of people have indicated they wanted, and it’s one of the things furry really does need.

I have a few now long-overdue articles to return to and get up within the next few weeks, and new people to start bringing on. I promise there will be more here shortly—and that it won’t be a year between reviews.

I was just wondering because my boyfriend, who performs in the annual Cirque du Horror show at the end of the festival, saw someone in a fursuit and made a point to tell me when he got home. (He's not a furry, I am, he's cool with it and finds it interesting and knows I love fursuits in particular.) I was just curious and wanted to say hi if so. He was super impressed with the suit. He assumed it was modeled after the infamous Goat Man and said it looked great.

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I would label any game where the playable characters are animals or anthro as a furry game. For example Star fox was my first and I have very fond memories of the franchise

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I'm sure it varies depending on popularity/venue. Are there websites you check to stay on top of when the hotel blocks open?

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Been looking for a way to scratch that furry fighter game itch? It looks like the folks at Capcom in charge of Ultra Street Fighter IV are going to help you out with an upcoming animal-centric costume pack.

The costume concepts were first reported by blog Shoryuken from the first day of Capcom's Pro Tour Asia event at GameStart 2014, and feature concept sketches of fighters Dudley, Ryu, Gen, Hakan, and Cammy in Bulldog, Wolf, Goat, Octopus, and Fox costumes, respectively. It looks like everyone but Cammy went all-out with their costumes, which are actually surprisingly "furry" in style. You can check out the concept art below.

What do you think? Are these designs to your liking and are you surprised that they are actually going to be created for the game?

It’s been promised in this form for about a year and in earlier forms for… well, much longer. But there’s finally something here beyond a placeholder page, and I couldn’t be happier.

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If you’re looking for mainstream anthropomorphic literature, head for the children’s section. Space Penguins, Ninja Meerkats, and their potential implications for the next generation of furries.

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The audience for “mainstream” science fiction and fantasy is shrinking while the audience for furry fiction is growing, both inside and outside our fandom. What can each group learn from the other?

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Malcolm “Foozzzball” Cross starts with the tropes of uplifted animal soldiers and sex toys and produces five brilliant stories in two inexpensive ebook collections.

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TigerTails Radio Season 8 Episode 32
The latest episode of TigerTails Radio. For previous episodes, visit http://www.tigertailsradio.co.uk From: TigerTails Radio Views: 21 2 ratings Time: 02:13:02 More in People & Blogs

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