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Author: Fred Here is the fourth approximately-annual anthology of “literary” (non-erotic) anthropomorphic fiction from Bad Dog Books. There are practically no magazines of anthropomorphic fiction published today, leaving ROAR as one of the few remaining markets for anthropomorphic short stories. This fourth volume has the theme of “fame”: Fame—that siren song Celebrity has many stories. [...]

I had a long thought about my life recently and its been going nowhere. I have these good ideas for games but I can't do much on my own so I'm asking for volunteers to join my game company Inari studios. I'm looking for coders, artists, writers and cool people to help out and what not. If you have questions feel free to ask.

Also here some some good music to listen too, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX__4aHwYzM

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Author: Isiah Jacobs Isiah had the chance to interview most of the contributors to the annual adult anthology, Heat 9, published by Sofawolf; some could not be reached for interview. Isiah Jacobs: Alopex, thank you so much for coming on! It’s a pleasure to have one of the Sofa Wolves here! Alopex: Thank you for having [...]

submitted by HappyWulf
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The Ascension is a fantasy novel series by J.A. Guinta. The Last Incarnation, first book in the series, was published last year by Brick Cave Books. Here’s the publisher’s description: “The son of a trapper, raised by elves, befriended by animals, entrusted with magic, Barr was but a boy on a journey that had taken many, many lifetimes. Seeking to avenge his father’s death, he would cross into Lumintor, home to shapelings of all manner and size. Little did he know, Revyn, the God of Change, had plans of his own, plans set in motion long before Barr was ever born. It was what Revyn had been waiting for, the time when one of the new races bore a child on its final lesson, a soul on the verge of enlightenment.” This is a link to find The Last Incarnation on Amazon. And that, my friends, is one Big Dog!

image c. 2012 by Brick Cave Books

Author: JoJoJoshua GamingFurever.com will be hosting weekly game meetups with any furry that wants to participate, encouraging a coming together of the fandom over all consoles and platforms. They will be held on Wednesday evenings for the foreseeable future, and all gamers are invited to attend. Highlighted games will be featured each week, so players [...]

submitted by RaffyLikesTea
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Author: actfuronair Grab your bridle and prepare your nerd-glasses, it’s time to delve into the Brony Phenomenon! With three different perspectives on this new craze sweeping geek-cultures at large everywhere we deliver our thoughts on the whole phenomenon. On top of that there’s Giant robots you can actually buy, the Olympic mascots, Maaaaaaaaars, sneeze-guard canines [...] ActFur OnAir: ActFur s4 ep5 – Ponylicious

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submitted by N4N4KI
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Dear Readers,

Here's a switch: Papabear is going to ask you for advice and input on something that happened to him that has him quite upset.

A couple months ago, I was staying with friends in another state, trying to resolve a business issue. They were kind enough to take me in and save me the hotel expense. Also, one of them had a car and was nice and let me drive it on occasion. Anyone who has rented a car lately knows how much money they cost, even for a few days.

Noticing that the tires were all bald (and knowing that my friends had no money to spare for repairs--none), in appreciation I took the car to a garage and had four brand new General tires (guaranteed for 75,000 miles, so good ones) put on and paid for an alignment, too. I took the car back and presented my gift, which I thought was appreciated.

Today, months later, I found out that it was not appreciated. The owner of the car is apparently pissed at me for doing work on the car without asking first.

So, my question to you, dear readers: was I out of line? Was I presumptuous? I thought it would be a nice surprise (I, personally, enjoy good surprises), but I guess it was not.

Thanks for your thoughts.

--Papabear

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When someone can tell me how this is good reporting at all I'll be a little less flabbergasted.
http://blogs.westword.com/showandtell/2012/08/reader_furry_costumes_are_crie.php



"The furrys were in town this weekend for Rocky Mountain Fur Con 2012: Furry Apocalypse, and if looking at their costumes made you want to get a dust-buster, you weren't alone.

Says Rusty:

Those aren't costumes - They're cries for help!

But little.candyheart replies:

Wow, way to take something fun like a niche convention and write such a mean spirited and unfunny little article about it. You don't seem to write with the air of someone who actually cares about their audience or the subject their are writing about. Shame on you for reporting on something unique in such an unprofessional manner. Furrys are weird, sure. That doesn't mean their events deserve your slander.

Was this slide show fair or unfair to furrys? You be the judge: See our complete Furry slide show here."