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Review: Coyote Run
A breakneck-speed novella with a metric ton of gloriously cathartic anti-fascist action—and an intriguing take on shapeshifting.
Transgender Law Center fundraising drive
As our country enters an increasingly dark period, we need all the light we can find. Help me raise at least $1,000 for the Transgender Law Center!
Review: The Sharpened Fangs of Lupine Spirit
An anthropomorphic low fantasy tale with great world building, a sympathetic main character, and a promising start to a series—despite notable pacing issues.
Review: Induction
A novel of navigating dysphoria, familial and societal pressures, and learning to embrace your true (villainous) self.
Review: Peace and Love
A review of Huskyteer’s charming 1960s furry period romance.
The Services You Use Matter
The online services we give our money and time to often tell us about how we balance convenience with principles. Where are we willing to draw lines?
A short note about politics
Ruminations about the upcoming US elections, spurred by a shouty leftist making an argument against voting.
Burned Furs, Puriteens, and Furry’s Real Golden Age
The Burned Furs, the original “Make Furry Great Again” puritans, routinely come up in discourse twenty years on. But however weird you think they were, the truth might just be weirder.
Whither Fur Affinity?
No one wants to talk about Fur Affinity’s continued viability after Dragoneer’s passing. But it’s not speaking ill of the dead to start confronting serious questions.
I have a new website
You’re soaking in it.
The Furry Social Media Diaspora
As Twitter slowly collapses, what will replace it for furries? The answer might be: a lot of small things, rather than one big thing again. But maybe that’s for the best.
Bigotry Doesn’t Make a Period Piece Authentic
When authors writing today use bigoted language in period fiction, the defense is that it adds to the authenticity. I think that excuse isn’t just lazy—it’s pernicious.