Phil Geusz

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'''Phil Geusz''' (born 1961) is a [[furry]] author, working primarily in the [[transformation]]-story sub-genre. He is best known for his work in the ''[[The Blind Pig]]'' (TBP) storyverse, as well as for his books ''[[Transmutation Now!]]'', "The First Book of Lapism", ''[[Freedom City]]'', ''[[Manifest Destiny]]'', ''[[Resisting Arrest]]'', ''[[Spur]]'', and ''[[Corpus Lupus]]'', some of which have been made available in book form. His TBP story ''[[Graduation Day]]'' appeared in the anthology ''[[Best in Show]]'', edited by [[Fred Patten]]; he also wrote the introduction to the transformation story section of this collection. His short story ''[[Adoption Process]]'' appears in the mainstream collection ''[[Twisted Cat Tales]]''. In October of 2006, Phil sold his furry novlette ''A Left-Handed Sword'' to Amazon.com's short-story program; he also has three non-furry works available there (''Cotton Candy'', ''Harvest Rites'', and ''Bear Dance''). All are available as downloads direct from [[Wikipedia:Amazon.com|Amazon.com]]. Phil also has numerous other minor publication credits, served as Writing [[Guest of Honor]] at [[RainFurrest 2007]], and has appeared many times on the [[Ursa Major Awards|Ursa Major]] Recommended Reading List.

Phil's fiction is posted almost exclusively through the [[Transformation Story Archive]] Mailing List and its spinoffs, where he has been active since approximately 1996. ''[[TSAT]]'' has featured Phil's work many times; he also has been writing a column there for many years on the art of writing. Most recently, he has undertaken a new column at ''[[Anthro (magazine)|Anthro]]'', this one more generally targeted on things furry.

Phil also founded the annual ''[[TSA-Bash]]'', a sort of minicon for TSA-ers that has been held annually at various locations across the nation since 1998.

Although Phil does not [[MUCK]], he is known simply as Rabbit on the [[Anthrochat]] IRC channel #TheZoo. However, he attends and enjoys many [[convention|furry-cons]] in the American midwest and south, as time and budget allow. He can most often be found at [[Mephit Furmeet]], in his home state of [[wikipedia:Tennessee|Tennessee]], which he considers his "home con". He has participated as convention Staff in MFM's Writing Track, and is currently also a Staff member for [[Rocket City FurMeet]]. Phil is divorced, and works for a major automobile manufacturer.

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