Which usually ought to begin with an introduction.
Televassi sent me here after we got to talking about writing over on FA - never guessed there was a writers guild specifically for anthropomorphic fiction, but from the look of it you’ve all got a fine community going on here.
I’m majoring in English with a focus in Creative Writing at Boise State University and have been writing off and on for five or six years, though only in the past year did I actually start getting serious with it. I’m heavily influenced by the gothic and romantic eras of literature (I detest realism as a literary form) and am currently at work on a novel that does not have any furry or anthro qualities, but around this main project I enjoy turning up the occasional story - and perhaps, in the future, a novel - with furry characters, generally still with a vintage narrative style and a setting somewhere between 1800 and 1945. Having to read an endless procession of canonical works for my university degree has ruined fiction with human characters for me for the most part, but for whatever reason stories of bipedal wolves, coyotes and foxes still hold my attention perfectly, whether as product of my own imagination or as that of the skilled writers one occasionally comes across in the furry fandom.
Anyhow thanks for granting me your ear, I look forward to reading some of your stories in the future.
