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Considered by many critics and fans to be one of the most significant (as in, socially relevant) anthropomorphic works of the 20th Century, Art Spiegelman’s Maus: A Survivor’s Tale brought us the story of a Jewish family struggling to stay alive and together in the horror of Nazi Germany during World War II. And it did so through the medium of funny animal comics — but oh, were funny animals ever so not funny… In the years since the publication of Maus (and after numerous awards), Art Spiegelman has been hounded by questions: Why the Holocaust? Why mice? And why a comic book?  Now, he attempts to take those questions head-on in his new hardcover book, Metamaus: A Look Inside A Modern Classic, Maus, which is available now from Pantheon Books. The book and accompanying DVD not only include an on-screen version of The Complete Maus, but also interviews with the creator’s father, memories of his mother (both his parents were held prisoner in concentration camps) by folks who knew her, scholarly essays on Maus, loads of background sketches, and much more.

image c. 2011 Art Spiegelman

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• Hyenas show proof of higher intelligence through counting

• Furry phenomenon flumoxxes and fascinates

• Editorial: Furries are already well aware of sex and sexuality

 

E-mails:

• dashofweak – “furry hierarchy”
• Dante Padfoot – “Short E-Mail”
• Klein – “A Brief History of Bronies”
• Pulse the Panther – “The Parallel Causality of Furries and Zombies”
• Feli – “What keeps you here?”

 

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• Mike Litoris – “I like typing type type type”
• A frazzled fur – “For the DoorSlammers”
• Slegiar – “question about the video streams”

 

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• NSFW: http://www.fleshlight.com/freaks/

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This week on KnotCast Savrin and Shiva discuss what brings people to the fandom. Savrin pontificates on the changes in the show since the beginning, and we find out that literal butthurt repair is a day surgery. This and more on episode 155 of KnotCast. This weeks song is HydroFunk by WillRock http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02301/ Use our coupon code 'knot' at AdamEve.com for a great deal. Episode 155 - What Brings You Here

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Eeve3's back! Yey. This week is a week for both mourning the loss of Doctor Who, and celebrating the return of Merlin - so BBC TV isn't dead just yet. Also, the Hogworts Roleplay goes and gets real, or at least quite brutal. For Done and Dusted TK reviews The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Xavier talks about Burnout Crash, the film Unstoppable, Eeve3 reviews the book 1984 by George Orwell. Starring TK, Xavier, and Eeve3. TigerTails Radio - Season 6 - Episode 06 - Who's Afraid of Room 101?

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This episode we talk about getting involved with your local furry community, including our transition stories, resources out there (such as IFPL and Pounced), and other ways you can meet your local furries!  We also respond to some emails not relating to our main topic.  Shout out to Binky and Kodi, our out of country […] Episode 2 – Getting Your Paw in The Door

“In the wild future, where weird science and natural wonders walk hand in hand, a boy and his dog decide to take a stand as the last, self-appointed supercops…” That’s the tag-line of Patrick & Theo, a new animated TV series in development, created by Ervin B. Nagy, Marci Nagy, and Marton Kovacs (all from Budapest, Hungary). It tells the story of Patrick, a 10-year-old boy with a crime TV show obsession, and Theo, Patrick’s mutant anthropomorphic dog and guardian. The creators have an extensive web site, which includes links to various YouTube videos (like this one and this one) that introduce you to the characters and their wild world.

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