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Alkali is once again swamped with work (he should be able to podcast this weekend), so time for another Fuzzy Graffix! Xander is joined by Jojo, and they talk Evo, Bloody Roar, random furry games, Metamorphic Force, Kickstarter games, Project Spark, and more! Fuzzy Graffix - Bloody Rawr - Alkali is once again swamped with work (he should be able to podcast this weekend), so time for a...

arctic fox/cat hybird age (if it matters): 21 build: skinny eye colour: green hair colour: middle blue Fur color: Blue much appreciated!

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Author: Cubist A month shy of its sixth anniversary, long-running webcomic At Arm’s Length is actively moving to acquire support, in the form of a Patreon campaign. Written by DarkWingDude (aka Equestrian Horse Wrangler) and drawn by Brooke Scovil, At Arm’s Length focuses primarily on three women who are emigrants from a hidden society of […]

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Trying to renew my repertoire, so I'd like to know what you like to listen to (Looking for specific names, please!). Most of the time someone linked music here I enjoy it a lot! Don't worry about linking obvious stuff, it's likely I forgot the artist's name. Any style any languages!

Here's a few I'm recommanding to kick things off:

Avicii (Hey brother), Ratatat (Wildcat), Parov Stelar (Mojo radio gang), DJ Champion (Tawoumga), Imagine dragon (Radioactive), Lock's Quest OST (theme/final boss), theblackparrot (Pomme de terre; a redditor too!), Smash Mouth (All-star), Billy Talent (red flags), Diplo (Big lost), Macklemore (city can't hold us), Gorillaz (feel good inc), Bruce Springsteen (death to my hometown), Renaud (la mer), Benabar, Julien Clerc (double enfance), Loco Locass (bonzaion), Les trois accords (tout nu sur la plage), Madeon (grand finale; formerly suggested by fxscreamer, thx!), king dedede drum and bass remix, gerudo valley oc remix, Bill Kelley (Pause Ahead's music), New world revolution (Illuminate me), The noisy freaks (cheer song), Loreena McKennit (greensleaves), we no speak americano, scatman, brentalfloss (cave story with lyrics).

What have you got?

Edit: Wee! Thanks for the ideas, I'm getting my computer fixed, but I'll listen to them all soon :)

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Author: Isiah Jacobs Isiah reviews Kyell Gold‘s latest novel, “Red Devil“, set in his Dangerous Spirits universe. Find the full article here: flayrah – furry food for thought Creative Commons: Full post may be available under a free license.

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Author: Fred Once again, I owe thanks to Lex Nakashima for ordering this from France and loaning it to me to write this review for Flayrah. Joann Sfar is probably best-known in the furry community as the author of Le Chat du Rabbin/The Rabbi’s Cat (art by Antoine Delesvaux); the 2003-2006 five-album bandes dessinés, and […]

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To start off I have always been fascinated by the Furry community, though my fascination never continues past making cute looking animal-ladies on the chat client IMVU. (Never actually chatted on it, tbh. Only used the store preview function...)

Over the years I've become more and more interested after seeing a rise in fursuits on conventions and cosplay forums etc.

Now my main question is, what do I need to know about this community? Any do's and dont's? Anything that I could encounter that might be more than what I bargained for?

Basically, I need as much information as you guys can give me because from the surface all it looks like is cute drawings of animals with humanly characteristics.

Thank you in advance <3

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1. Tell us about your most recent project (written or published). What inspired it?

Currently, I’m working on a sequel to my novel Camp Mana. I love the main character, and I wanted to explore that world a bit more.

2. What’s your writing process like? Are you a “pantser,” an outliner, or something in between?

Hoo boy, my writing process. I start off with an idea and doodle outward from there. I don’t always have a clear idea for how things will turn out, but I usually have a general idea of where things will end up. Of course, once I get going, the story often has ideas of its own.

3. What’s your favorite kind of story to write?

Speculative fiction, things that deal with the Big Questions. The first story I ever got published (“And the Sea Full of Stars”) was one.

4. Which character from your work do you most identify with, and why?

Serra Sinclair, the protagonist from my novel Camp Mana. Despite living in a world where she’s significantly out-gunned, she manages to not only survive but thrive. She taught me that bravery isn’t so much about not being afraid as it is being terrified, but doing the right thing anyway.

5. Which authors or books have most influenced your work?

Wow, probably too many to list here. Neil Gaiman, Jim Butcher, Charles de Lint, Scott Lynch, Kevin Hearne, Stephen King, H. P. Lovecraft, just to name a few. I loved the Harry Potter series (I grew up with it!) and The Lord of the Rings, and I read Jurassic Park over a dozen times before I reached High School. I have to give a nod to the Animorphs series as well.

6. What’s the last book you read that you really loved?

The Dragons of Babel by Michael Swanwick. It’s a deconstruction of the whole “reclaiming your throne” trope set in a steampunk faerie realm. And it’s a wild, crass, and sublime ride from beginning to end.

7. Besides writing, how do you like to spend your free time?

Reading, mostly. Although I’ll probably vanish for a couple of months when the new Dragon Age game comes out.

8. Advice for other writers?

Read. Read. Read. And when you aren’t reading, write. There’s no trick, no gimmick to this art. Like every other art, it requires practice and an eye for detail. People talk about “show, don’t tell” and “kill your darlings,” but it’s all meaningless drivel unless you’ve got a feel for how a good story is supposed to flow. And the only way to get that feel is to practice. And once you’ve developed that feeling, you’ll know when you are showing instead of telling, and which darlings are due to be culled.

9. Where can readers find your work?

You’ll find me on FA here: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/searskagreyraven/
And my other work here: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/SearskaGreyRaven

10. What’s your favorite thing about the furry fandom?

This fandom is probably the most inclusive I’ve ever found. Gay, straight, white, black, rich, poor, transgendered-asexual-lupine-that-identifies-as-a-mocha-frappuccino, it doesn’t matter. Drama comes and goes. It doesn’t fester the way it does in other lifestyles/fandoms.

Check out Searska’s member bio here!

 

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