David R. Dorrycott

2011-01-20T12:30:14Z

70.115.231.18: Thrying to set up a Wiki for my site. I have no bleeding idea how to do this, so please understand my mistakes. Mr. David Reese Dorrycott.

'''Naorhy''', [http://www.naorhy.com] is the private web site of Mr. David R. Dorrycott, who was once known as Lord Rees (S.C.A. title) in the 1990's. This site contains the majority of his work, including two books. There is no charge to visit the site.

''Secret Adventures of the I.S.I.C.'', a human alternate reality collection of short stories that barely hold together.

''In the Time of Oharu,'' set in Mr. Ken Fletchers Spontoon Island Shared World and follows the life of a Cipangu (Japanese) Miko as she is set on a path not of her choosing.

Among the stories available are both Anthromorphic and Human subjects. As the site also hosts Mr,. Fredrick Andersson’s art archive, it is rated '''mature'''.

'''Naorhy''' refers to a female dominated Lynx based race that has just discovered faster that light travel. The word is a combination of Nao, for Nao Suzuki, a pen pal Mr. Dorrycott once had, and Rhys, a derivative spelling of Mr. Dorrycott’s middle name (Reese.) The word Naorhy was first penned in 1985 and later used for a FidoNet site.

'''Naorhy Republic Imperial''' (N.R.I.) Was a 1980's FidoNet site in San Antonio Texas who’s address was 1:387/860 Naorhy hosted FidoNet, GenNet, FurNet and PaganNet message boards on a 286/16 CompuAdd computer with a 9600 Baud Modem.

Midnight Sonata

2011-01-20T12:09:29Z

70.115.231.18: Correcting Fredrick Andersson's first name. He really doesn't like to be called Freddy.

[[Image:MidnightSonata.jpg|right]]'''Midnight Sonata''' is a little-known [[fanzine]] created and edited by [[Mark Barnard]]<ref>[http://www.gayleague.com/gay/history/gaybios.php GayLeague.com - ''Gay Comics'' Contributors]. Retrieved 2008 November 24.</ref>. Notable contributions were made in both art and stories by [[Terrie Smith]], and the 'zine itself is believed to have been one of the earliest renditions of the characters [[Chris Deck|Ural Christophe Deck]] and [[Chester Ringtail|Chester Magreer]] (commonly referred to as Chester Ringtail), which in turn gave birth to [[Havoc Inc]].

Although sold domestically and overseas, the actual publication itself was on an incredibly small scale. The two completed issues are no longer in distribution, the originals now only in the hands of those who purchased copies at the time of their releases in 1992 and 1993. A third issue was in production, but was cancelled so that Mark Barnard could pursue work in the commercial comics industry.

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''From Issue #1:''

In a distant, uncharted section of the universe, two largely anthropomorphic coalitions continue to wage a generations-old war of attrition. For over a thousand years, the forces of the Aligned Mammalian Federation have waged unrelenting war against the aggressively colonial fleets of Lord Onyx's assembled Demon races. Evenly matched, neither battle force has managed to score a telling victory. Badly battered and its captain dead, following the latest in a seemingly endless series of bloody skirmishes, one A.M.F. line cruiser breaks formation and deserts - its crew having decided that anything has to be a distinct improvement on continuing to dare continually skewed odds in open battle. The crew's shared goal is to locate some safe, neutral haven beyond the reach of either side. The chief complication to this plan lies in the the fact that their one clear way "out" lies through the very heart of the main battle zone - a sprawling, continually shifting network of conflicts which spans the two adjoining systems. In addition, the cruiser is now being avidly pursued by both the A.M.F. and the Demon forces. Tokenly disguising the ship and continually altering its electronic registry code, in an attempt to pass as one of the demobbed military craft now serving private industry, the renegades begin their uneasy quest. En route, they encounter the crew of a giant battle robot who, arriving at the same conclusions about survival in a hostile universe, have defected from the Demon fleet. Robot and cruiser continue on together...

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'''ISSUE #1''' Contents:

Editorial. Crew Profile. "Treason!" by Shiel Ahgame. "Dirty Duty" by Ted R. Blasingame. "Maintaining a Coyote" by Lord Rees. "It's the Thought That Counts" by Mark Barnard. Technical Index: The B.O.T.s. Technical Index: The Amani Dragon. Art Credits: Scott Alston, Fredrik Andersson, Mark Barnard, Steven Carter, Jacob Klamencic, Roy D. Pounds II, Sky Ridgon and Terrie Smith.

'''ISSUE #2''' Contents:

Editorial. "+48 Hours" by Mark Barnard. "The Callisto Caper" by Mark Barnard. "Starbright Deadly Cargo, Pt. 1" by Lord Rees. "Thieves' Den" by Mark Barnard. "Sleepless Nights" by Fredrik Andersson. Art Credits: Scott Alson, Fredrik Andersson, Mark Barnard, Steven Carter and Terrie Smith.

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