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Brock Hoagland

2005-09-25T12:23:11Z

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'''Brock Hoagland''' is the author of a number of sword & sorcery stories, including the collections ''[[The Adventures of Hanno & Loris]]'' and ''[[Tales of Perissa]]'' as well as the novel ''[[The Iron Star]]''. In 2001 he won an [[Ursa Major Awards|Ursa Major]] for best short story for ''Beneath the Crystal Sea'' from ''Tales of Perissa''. It was reprinted in ''[[Best in Show]]''.

Brock's work has appeared in ''[[YARF!]]'' and has been published by [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]], [[Silver Fox Publications]] and [[United Publications]].

Brock has attended a number of [[convention]]s, usually as a [[Convention sponsorship|Super Sponsor]].

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Brock Hoagland

2005-09-25T12:22:51Z

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'''Brock Hoagland''' is the author of a number of sword & sorcery stories, including the collections ''[[The Adventures of Hanno & Loris]]''and ''[[Tales of Perissa]]'' as well as the novel ''[[The Iron Star]]''. In 2001 he won an [[Ursa Major Awards|Ursa Major]] for best short story for ''Beneath the Crystal Sea'' from ''Tales of Perissa''. It was reprinted in ''[[Best in Show]]''.

Brock's work has appeared in ''[[YARF!]]'' and has been published by [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]], [[Silver Fox Publications]] and [[United Publications]].

Brock has attended a number of [[convention]]s, usually as a [[Convention sponsorship|Super Sponsor]].

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Shanda The Panda

2005-09-22T20:20:53Z

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[[Image:Shanda12.JPG|right|thumb|Cover to ''Shanda the Panda'' #12 ([[Antarctic Press]] version), showing (l-r) Shanda, Terri, and Double R. Art by [[Terrie Smith]]]]
'''''Shanda The Panda''''' is an [[furry]] comic book created by [[Mike Curtis]].

Much like its predecessor, ''[[Omaha the Cat Dancer]]'', the book is set in a world largely like the real world except for the fact that the inhabitants are humanoid versions of various animals.

The title character is Shanda Bruin, a [[panda]] who is the manager of a movie theater in a small city named Cedar Rabbits. The series involves in part the personal and professional lives of Shanda, her family and friends as well as her staff.

An important story arc is her romantic relationships with a [[raccoon]] nicknamed Double R and her lesbian [[cricket]] bartender lover, Terri. Another storyline are their clashes with the villainous Wing and the emotionally abusive and bigoted ex spouse of Double R, Trixie.

The comic was originally published by [[Mu Press]], then began a regular series with [[Antarctic Press]], then moved to [[Vision Press]] before becoming the flagship title of [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]]. At last count it was up to issue #43.

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Katmandu

2005-09-22T20:18:50Z

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Created by [[Carole Curtis]] and printed by [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]] this is the story of cats, mice, and rats in a setting much like Native American-meets Arabian Desert. The cats live in teepees and have bisexual [[polyamorous]] relationships, and ride bipedal reptiles as mounts. Several artists have illustrated the stories, including [[Terrie Smith]], [[Shawntae Howard]], [[Lisa Jennings]], [[Megan Giles]], and [[Beth Schultz]].

The series also spawned "Katmandu Annual" and an X-Rated version of Katmandu. The mainstay of the series is rated Mature for people seventeen years old and up. At last count it was up to issue #32.

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Carole Curtis

2005-09-22T20:14:24Z

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'''Carole Curtis''' is the editor and with her husband Mike co-owner of [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]]. She is the creator and writer of the adventure comic [[Katmandu]], which at last count was up to #32. In addition, Carole produces the occasional [[Women In Fur]] anthology, featuring female writers and artists.

Outside of SFA, Carole is active in the [[Wikipedia:Society for Creative Anachronism|Society for Creative Anachronism]]. She also does critiques of art and scripting when she finds time.

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Carole Curtis

2005-09-22T20:13:39Z

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'''Carole Curtis''' is the editor and with her husband Mike co-owner of [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]]. She is the creator and writer of the adventure comic [[Katmandu]] ,which at last count was up to #32. In addition, Carole produces the occasional [[Women In Fur]] anthology, featuring female writers and artists.

Outside of SFA, Carole is active in the [[Wikipedia:Society for Creative Anachronism|Society for Creative Anachronism]]. She also does critiques of art and scripting when she finds time.

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Brock Hoagland

2005-09-22T19:57:46Z

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Brock Hoagland is the author of a number of sword & sorcery text stories, including the collections THE ADVENTURES OF HANNO & LORIS #1&2 TALES OF PERISSA #1&2 as well as the novel THE IRON STAR. In 2001 he won an Ursa Major for best short story for "Beneath the Crystal Sea" from TALES OF PERISSA #1. It was reprinted in BEST IN SHOW.

His work has appeared in YARF! and has been published by Shanda Fantasy Arts, Silver Fox Publications and United Publications.

He has attended a number of conventions, usually as a Super Sponsor.

Brock Hoagland

2005-09-22T19:56:18Z

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Brock Hoagland is the author of a number of sword & sorcery text stories, including the collections ''Italic text''The Adventures of Hanno & Loris #1&2''Italic text'' and ''Italic text''Tales of Perissa #1&2''Italic text'' as well as the novel ''Italic text''The Iron Star.''Italic text'' In 2001 he won an Ursa Major for best short story for "Beneath the Crystal Sea" from ''Italic text''Tales of Perissa #1.''Italic text'' It was reprinted in ''Italic text''Best in Show.''Italic text''

His work has appeared in ''Italic text''Yarf!''Italic text'' and has been published by Shanda Fantasy Arts, Silver Fox Publications and United Publications.

He has attended a number of conventions, usually as a Super Sponsor.