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Charles P. A. Melville (Bibliography)

2023-02-03T14:23:50Z

85.226.160.40: Corrected spelling

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Partial bibliography of [[furry artist]] and [[writer]] [[Charles P. A. Melville]].

== Comics ==

* [[Champion Of Katara]] (Crack O'Dawn; 1 issue)
* Champion Of Katara (MU Press; 2 issues)
* Champion of Katara: Dum-Dums & Dragons (MU Press; 3 issues)
* [[Cyberkitties]]: "First Byte" (story by [[Paul Kidd]]; Cyberkitties #1; MU Press)
* "A Fast Buck (Trying To Make A Little Doe)" (Art by [[Harrison Wood]]; [[Wild!]] #11; MU Press)
* Felicia: "Deception" [[Mythagoras]] #1 (1989)
* [[Felicia: Melari's Wish]] (graphic novel; MU Press)
* Felicia: "Rotten In The Stars" (Art by [[Bill Schmickle]]; [[ZU]] #13; MU Press)
* Felicia: "A Bedtime Story" (Art by Bill Schmickle; [[ZU]] #14; MU Press)
* Felicia: "Curse Of The Re-Possessed" (Art by Bill Schmickle; [[ZU]] #15; MU Press)
* Felicia: "What Good Is Magic?" [[Furrlough]] #184; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Day Of The Nibblies" [[Furrlough]] #185; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "The Vixen's Ears" [[Furrlough]] #186; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "The Bodyguard" [[Furrlough]] #187; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Favors" [[Furrlough]] #188; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Greymalkin Pass" [[Furrlough]] #189; Radio Comix)
*"Lassie, Come" (Art by [[Urthwyse]] & Mike Butem; [[Wild Kingdom]] #4; MU Press)
* "Payment In Full!" (Art by [[Joe Hu]]; Wild Kingdom #5; MU Press)
* "The Pride Of The Serenghetti!" (Art by [[Richard Takagawa]]; Wild Kingdom]#8; MU Press)
* Princess Karanam And The Djinn Of The Green Jug (adapted from "[[Fangs of K'aath]]" by [[Paul Kidd]]; inks by [[Marc Schirmeister]] and [[Mike Raabe]]; MU Press)
* "Rick Redoubtable, Spook Evicter!" (Wild Kingdom #13; MU Press)
* "SIM" ([[Skunk (comic)|Skunk]]; MU Press)
* "Stars & Stripes: Beans, Beans, The Musical Fruit" ([[In The Zone]]; Shanda Fantasy Arts)
* "A Felicia [[Theriopangram]]" (written by [[Fred Patten]]; [[Furrlough]] # 90; [[Radio Comix]])
* "Through The Net" (story by Fred Patten; Furrlough #74; Radio Comix)
* [[A Whisper Of Wings]]: "[[Shadarii]]" (story by Paul Kidd; inks by [[Adrian Kleinbergen]]; [[ZU]] #13; MU Press)
* <u>''The [[Furkindred]]''</u>
** ''Furkindred: A Shared World''
** "The Furkindred" (art by [[Tom Milliorn]])
** "City" (prose story – illustrated by [[Roberta Gregory]])
** "The Power Of History" (art by [[Tom Verre]])
** "Wanting More Than Earth And Sky"
** ''Furkindred: Otter Madness''
** "Wanting More Than Earth And Sky" (revised)
** "The Claws Of Fear" (prose story)
** ''Furkindred: Renewal Of Porpoise''
** "A Day At The Wire"
** "Eat The Sky" (prose story – illustrated by [[Terrie Smith]])
** "Furkindred: Mercy To The Cubs" (prose story – originally published in [[Yarf]] # 37; reprinted in [[Best Of Show]], published by [[Sofawolf Press]], 2004)

== Covers ==

* [[Champion Of Katara]] #1 (Crack o'Dawn)
* [[Champion Of Katara]] #2 (MU Press)
* [[Champion Of Katara]]: Dum-Dums & Dragons #'s 1 – 3 (MU Press)
* Felicia: Melari's Wish GN (MU Press)
* Princess Karanam And The Djinn Of The Green Jug (MU Press)
* [[Rhudiprrt, Prince of Fur]] #6 (MU Press)
* Wild Kingdom #13 (MU Press) – nominated for Ursa Major award for Best Illustration, 2002
* Wild! #11 (MU Press)
* ZU #13 (MU Press)

== Fanzines ==

* "[[The Lion & The Unicorn]]" (unfinished adult comic serial; first appeared in [[Q]], then continued in [[Gallery]])
* "[[The Pantheon Of Xanadu]]" (unfinished comic serial; appeared in [[The Ever-Changing Palace]])
* "[[Seeker's Quest]]" (unfinished comic serial; appeared in [[Furversion]])
* "[[Stars & Stripes]]" (cartoon strip; appeared in [[Ink Spots]]; also a web-comic for a short period)
* Cover art; [[Furtherance]] #1, 1989

== [[Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe]] ==
=== Prose stories ===

* no. 5: "First Course" (illustrated by [[Sky Rigdon]])
* no. 7: "Star Dancer" (illustrated by [[Nancy Robak]])
* no. 10: "Just Sally" (illustrated by [[Gary Fletcher]])
* no. 10: "Dealer's Choice" (illustrated by [[April Lee]])
* no. 11: "Chester Was A Pirate" (illustrated by [[Terrie Smith]])
* no. 12: "Shore Leave" (illustrated by [[Andrew Laverdiere]])
* no. 13: "A Dish Served Cold" (illustrated by [[Chris Geary-Durrill]])
* no. 14: "Icarus" (illustrated by [[Annette Pschirrer]])
* no. 17: "When The Music's Over" (illustrated by [[Susan Woolard]] & [[Annette Pschirrer]])
* no. 19: "The Geek Stands Alone" (illustrated by [[Daren Bost]] & [[Arion Morgan]])
* no. 21: "The Flesh Is Weak" (illustrated by [[Dan Canaan]])
* no. 22: "Wings Of An Angel" (illustrated by [[Gary Fletcher]])
* no. 22: "Go Boom" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 23: "Protecting The Angel" (illustrated by [[Brian Carpenter]])
* no. 23: "The Long Jump" (illustrated by [[Jackie Duram-Nilsson]])
* no. 25: "Mercy" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 25: "The Rift" (illustrated by [[Edd Vick]])
* no. 26: "They Might Be Giants" (co-written with [[Sky Rigdon]], [[Edd Vick]], [[Amy Norman]] and [[Mark Allen Davis]]; illustrated by [[David Zawitaj]])
* no. 27: "The Ghost Of Her Smile" (illustrated by [[Jeffery Young]])
* no. 29: "The Monsters" (illustrated by [[Edd Vick]])
* no. 30: "The Rift – Aground" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 31: "The Rift – Daedalus" (illustrated by [[Jennifer Anderson]])
* no. 32: "Suffer The Children" (illustrations by [[William Koonts]])
* no. 33: "Riding The Lady" (illustrated by [[Jennifer Anderson]] & [[Sky Rigdon]]) – [[Ursa Major]] nominee for best short story, 2003
* no. 34: "The Flechette" (illustrated by [[Susan Woolard]])
* no. 34: "Needles And Pins" (illustrated by [[Daren Bost]])
* no. 35: "The Carcajou" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 35: "Safety Precautions" (illustrated by [[Andrew Laverdiere]])
* no. 36: "The Sun Comes Up" (illustrated by [[Sheryl Schopfer]])
* no. 43: "Putting The Universe Back Together" (illustrated by [[Annette Pschirrer]] and [[Susan Woolard]])
* no. 43: "Hachi Does Not Exist" (illustrated by [[C.D. Woodbury]])
* Bootleg: "The Art Of Being Special" (illustrated by [[Barb Cummings]])

Also, covers for issue #'s 9, 14, 16, 19, 28, 45

=== Illustrations for ===

* no. 7: "Qualifications" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 8: "Reputation" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 9: "Communications" by [[Edd Vick]]
* no. 10: "Cargo" by [[Gerald Perkins]]
* no. 15: "Food For Thought" by [[Alex Shaikman]]
* no. 16: "Sea Of Troubles" by [[Keith Alan Johnson]]
* no. 24: "Shake It Up!" by [[Keith Alan Johnson]]
* no. 29: "Anniversary Bash" chapter 12 by [[Gene Breshears]] & [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 30: "Out Of Place" chapter 5 by [[Gene Breshears]]
* no. 37: "Niches" by [[Edd Vick]]
* no. 38: "Chasing the Lady" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 39: "Angel of the Pathways" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 40: "One to Remember" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 41: "Monkey In The Middle" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 42: "Bob's Greezamus Carol" by [[C.D. Woodbury]] – splash page nominated for Ursa Major award for Best Illustration, 2006
* Bootleg: "First Taste" by [[Alex Shaikman]]
* Skullduggery: "Beside Himself" by [[Gene Breshears]] & [[Mark Allen Davis]]

== Comic pages ==

* no. 17: "And Now For Something Completely Different…" (dialogued by [[Jeffery Young]])
* no. 37: "Invasion Of The Iktome"

== Books ==

* "Felicia and the Dreaded Book of Un" (self-published; 2004) – nominated for Ursa Major award, best short story, 2004
* "Felicia and the Tailcutter's Curse" (self-published; 2004) – winner of Ursa Major award, best short story, 2004
* "Felicia and the Wrath of the Elder Glops" (self-published; 2006) – nominated for Ursa Major award, best short story, 2006
* "Felicia and the Cult of the Rubber Nose" (self-published; 2007)
* "Felicia and the Border Collie Patrol" (self-published; 2008)
* "The Vixen Sorceress" (self-published; 2009) – collects ''The Dreaded Book of Un, Tailcutter's Curse, Wrath of the Elder Glops, Cult of the Rubber Nose, Border Collie Patrol,'' and ''The Last Homely House of Honeypot Bruin''.
* "Felicia and the Night of the Basquot" (self-published; 2017)

== Other illustrations ==

* "Stupid meow-meows" (Amazing Heroes Swimsuit Special #3, p.47; Fantagraphics Books)

== External links ==

* [http://championofkatara.webcomic.ws/ ''Champion Of Katara'']
* [http://felicia.webcomic.ws/ ''Felicia, Sorceress of Katara'']
* [http://mrcow.webcomic.ws/ ''Mr Cow'']

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Felicia (Katara)

2023-01-05T15:24:31Z

85.226.160.40: Copied the Books section from the main bibliography article.

:''For other individuals named Felicia, please see the [[Felicia|disambiguation page]].''
[[Image:Zu15cover.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Cover to ''[[Zu]]'' #15, featuring Felicia]]
'''Felicia''' is a supporting [[fox]] character from the ''[[Champion of Katara]]'' stories by [[Chuck Melville]], and was also the protagonist of a long-running serial in ''[[Rowrbrazzle]]'' which was later collected in [[MU Press]]'s graphic novel ''[[Felicia: Melari's Wish]]''.

Felicia cla di Burrows is a sorceress in the land of Katara, a renegade who aligns with neither the forces of Light nor those of the Shadow, but follows her own counsel in all things, often finding herself in contention with both sides. Although concerned with her social status in Katara and her homeland of Dogonia, she is generally moved by the plights of those less fortunate than herself. She is no stranger to hardship, as her family was deposed from power when she was a child, and her parents killed in a brutal suppression of a revolt of nobility against the Dogonian King. She was taken in and raised by the Sorceress (see [[Seeker]]), an eternally young feline who had lived since the beginning times and who had mastered the secret ways of the world. She taught Felicia magic, but did not count on the fox’s need for revenge against her parents’ murderers. Felicia now lives on her own, operating out of a tower in the backwoods of Katara, hiring herself out as a “Magi for hire”, but continues to scheme and manipulate events towards the downfall of her enemy, the Count cla di Howler, the wolf who destroyed her family and stole her ancestral lands.

Felicia is currently appearing in a series of novelettes, self-published by Melville. Three were nominated for the [[Ursa Major Award]] for best short story, one of which ("Felicia And The Tailcutter’s Curse") won in 2004.

==References==
* [[Champion Of Katara]] (#1; Crack Of Dawn Comics) (First appearance)
* [[Felicia: Melari’s Wish]] (graphic novel; MU Press)
* "Rotten In The Stars" (Art by [[Bill Schmickle]]; [[ZU]] #13; MU Press)
* "A Bedtime Story" (Art by [[Bill Schmickle]]; [[ZU]] #14; MU Press)
* "Curse Of The Re-Possessed" (Art by [[Bill Schmickle]]; [[ZU]] #15; MU Press)
* Felicia: "What Good Is Magic?" [[Furrlough]] #184; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Day Of The Nibblies" [[Furrlough]] #185; Radio Comix)
* "A Felicia [[Theriopangram]]" (written by [[Fred Patten]]; [[Furrlough]] # 90; [[Radio Comix]])
* "Felicia and the Dreaded Book of Un" (self-published; 2004) – nominated for Ursa Major award, best short story, 2004
* "Felicia and the Tailcutter's Curse" (self-published; 2004) – winner of Ursa Major award, best short story, 2004
* "Felicia and the Wrath of the Elder Glops" (self-published; 2006) – nominated for Ursa Major award, best short story, 2006
* "Felicia and the Cult of the Rubber Nose" (self-published; 2007)
* "Felicia and the Border Collie Patrol" (self-published; 2008)
* "The Vixen Sorceress" (self-published; 2009) – collects ''The Dreaded Book of Un, Tailcutter's Curse, Wrather of the Elder Glops, Cult of the Rubber Nose, Border Collie Patrol,'' and ''The Last Homely House of Honeypot Bruin''.
* "Felicia and the Night of the Basquot" (self-published; 2017)

==External links==
* [http://www.cafepress.com/feliciakatara Felicia, Sorceress of Katara] merchandise at [http://www.cafepress.com/ CaféPress]
* [http://www.comicspace.com/chuck_melville/comics.php?action=gallery&comic_id=18394 Felicia: The Sorceress' Apprentice online comic]

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Charles P. A. Melville (Bibliography)

2023-01-05T15:20:47Z

85.226.160.40: Added "Felicia and the Night of the Basquot".

{{wikify}}
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Partial bibliography of [[furry artist]] and [[writer]] [[Charles P. A. Melville]].

== Comics ==

* [[Champion Of Katara]] (Crack O'Dawn; 1 issue)
* Champion Of Katara (MU Press; 2 issues)
* Champion of Katara: Dum-Dums & Dragons (MU Press; 3 issues)
* [[Cyberkitties]]: "First Byte" (story by [[Paul Kidd]]; Cyberkitties #1; MU Press)
* "A Fast Buck (Trying To Make A Little Doe)" (Art by [[Harrison Wood]]; [[Wild!]] #11; MU Press)
* Felicia: "Deception" [[Mythagoras]] #1 (1989)
* [[Felicia: Melari's Wish]] (graphic novel; MU Press)
* Felicia: "Rotten In The Stars" (Art by [[Bill Schmickle]]; [[ZU]] #13; MU Press)
* Felicia: "A Bedtime Story" (Art by Bill Schmickle; [[ZU]] #14; MU Press)
* Felicia: "Curse Of The Re-Possessed" (Art by Bill Schmickle; [[ZU]] #15; MU Press)
* Felicia: "What Good Is Magic?" [[Furrlough]] #184; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Day Of The Nibblies" [[Furrlough]] #185; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "The Vixen's Ears" [[Furrlough]] #186; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "The Bodyguard" [[Furrlough]] #187; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Favors" [[Furrlough]] #188; Radio Comix)
* Felicia: "Greymalkin Pass" [[Furrlough]] #189; Radio Comix)
*"Lassie, Come" (Art by [[Urthwyse]] & Mike Butem; [[Wild Kingdom]] #4; MU Press)
* "Payment In Full!" (Art by [[Joe Hu]]; Wild Kingdom #5; MU Press)
* "The Pride Of The Serenghetti!" (Art by [[Richard Takagawa]]; Wild Kingdom]#8; MU Press)
* Princess Karanam And The Djinn Of The Green Jug (adapted from "[[Fangs of K'aath]]" by [[Paul Kidd]]; inks by [[Marc Schirmeister]] and [[Mike Raabe]]; MU Press)
* "Rick Redoubtable, Spook Evicter!" (Wild Kingdom #13; MU Press)
* "SIM" ([[Skunk (comic)|Skunk]]; MU Press)
* "Stars & Stripes: Beans, Beans, The Musical Fruit" ([[In The Zone]]; Shanda Fantasy Arts)
* "A Felicia [[Theriopangram]]" (written by [[Fred Patten]]; [[Furrlough]] # 90; [[Radio Comix]])
* "Through The Net" (story by Fred Patten; Furrlough #74; Radio Comix)
* [[A Whisper Of Wings]]: "[[Shadarii]]" (story by Paul Kidd; inks by [[Adrian Kleinbergen]]; [[ZU]] #13; MU Press)
* <u>''The [[Furkindred]]''</u>
** ''Furkindred: A Shared World''
** "The Furkindred" (art by [[Tom Milliorn]])
** "City" (prose story – illustrated by [[Roberta Gregory]])
** "The Power Of History" (art by [[Tom Verre]])
** "Wanting More Than Earth And Sky"
** ''Furkindred: Otter Madness''
** "Wanting More Than Earth And Sky" (revised)
** "The Claws Of Fear" (prose story)
** ''Furkindred: Renewal Of Porpoise''
** "A Day At The Wire"
** "Eat The Sky" (prose story – illustrated by [[Terrie Smith]])
** "Furkindred: Mercy To The Cubs" (prose story – originally published in [[Yarf]] # 37; reprinted in [[Best Of Show]], published by [[Sofawolf Press]], 2004)

== Covers ==

* [[Champion Of Katara]] #1 (Crack o'Dawn)
* [[Champion Of Katara]] #2 (MU Press)
* [[Champion Of Katara]]: Dum-Dums & Dragons #'s 1 – 3 (MU Press)
* Felicia: Melari's Wish GN (MU Press)
* Princess Karanam And The Djinn Of The Green Jug (MU Press)
* [[Rhudiprrt, Prince of Fur]] #6 (MU Press)
* Wild Kingdom #13 (MU Press) – nominated for Ursa Major award for Best Illustration, 2002
* Wild! #11 (MU Press)
* ZU #13 (MU Press)

== Fanzines ==

* "[[The Lion & The Unicorn]]" (unfinished adult comic serial; first appeared in [[Q]], then continued in [[Gallery]])
* "[[The Pantheon Of Xanadu]]" (unfinished comic serial; appeared in [[The Ever-Changing Palace]])
* "[[Seeker's Quest]]" (unfinished comic serial; appeared in [[Furversion]])
* "[[Stars & Stripes]]" (cartoon strip; appeared in [[Ink Spots]]; also a web-comic for a short period)
* Cover art; [[Furtherance]] #1, 1989

== [[Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe]] ==
=== Prose stories ===

* no. 5: "First Course" (illustrated by [[Sky Rigdon]])
* no. 7: "Star Dancer" (illustrated by [[Nancy Robak]])
* no. 10: "Just Sally" (illustrated by [[Gary Fletcher]])
* no. 10: "Dealer's Choice" (illustrated by [[April Lee]])
* no. 11: "Chester Was A Pirate" (illustrated by [[Terrie Smith]])
* no. 12: "Shore Leave" (illustrated by [[Andrew Laverdiere]])
* no. 13: "A Dish Served Cold" (illustrated by [[Chris Geary-Durrill]])
* no. 14: "Icarus" (illustrated by [[Annette Pschirrer]])
* no. 17: "When The Music's Over" (illustrated by [[Susan Woolard]] & [[Annette Pschirrer]])
* no. 19: "The Geek Stands Alone" (illustrated by [[Daren Bost]] & [[Arion Morgan]])
* no. 21: "The Flesh Is Weak" (illustrated by [[Dan Canaan]])
* no. 22: "Wings Of An Angel" (illustrated by [[Gary Fletcher]])
* no. 22: "Go Boom" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 23: "Protecting The Angel" (illustrated by [[Brian Carpenter]])
* no. 23: "The Long Jump" (illustrated by [[Jackie Duram-Nilsson]])
* no. 25: "Mercy" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 25: "The Rift" (illustrated by [[Edd Vick]])
* no. 26: "They Might Be Giants" (co-written with [[Sky Rigdon]], [[Edd Vick]], [[Amy Norman]] and [[Mark Allen Davis]]; illustrated by [[David Zawitaj]])
* no. 27: "The Ghost Of Her Smile" (illustrated by [[Jeffery Young]])
* no. 29: "The Monsters" (illustrated by [[Edd Vick]])
* no. 30: "The Rift – Aground" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 31: "The Rift – Daedalus" (illustrated by [[Jennifer Anderson]])
* no. 32: "Suffer The Children" (illustrations by [[William Koonts]])
* no. 33: "Riding The Lady" (illustrated by [[Jennifer Anderson]] & [[Sky Rigdon]]) – [[Ursa Major]] nominee for best short story, 2003
* no. 34: "The Flechette" (illustrated by [[Susan Woolard]])
* no. 34: "Needles And Pins" (illustrated by [[Daren Bost]])
* no. 35: "The Carcajou" (illustrated by [[Kathy Coleman]])
* no. 35: "Safety Precautions" (illustrated by [[Andrew Laverdiere]])
* no. 36: "The Sun Comes Up" (illustrated by [[Sheryl Schopfer]])
* no. 43: "Putting The Universe Back Together" (illustrated by [[Annette Pschirrer]] and [[Susan Woolard]])
* no. 43: "Hachi Does Not Exist" (illustrated by [[C.D. Woodbury]])
* Bootleg: "The Art Of Being Special" (illustrated by [[Barb Cummings]])

Also, covers for issue #'s 9, 14, 16, 19, 28, 45

=== Illustrations for ===

* no. 7: "Qualifications" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 8: "Reputation" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 9: "Communications" by [[Edd Vick]]
* no. 10: "Cargo" by [[Gerald Perkins]]
* no. 15: "Food For Thought" by [[Alex Shaikman]]
* no. 16: "Sea Of Troubles" by [[Keith Alan Johnson]]
* no. 24: "Shake It Up!" by [[Keith Alan Johnson]]
* no. 29: "Anniversary Bash" chapter 12 by [[Gene Breshears]] & [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 30: "Out Of Place" chapter 5 by [[Gene Breshears]]
* no. 37: "Niches" by [[Edd Vick]]
* no. 38: "Chasing the Lady" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 39: "Angel of the Pathways" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 40: "One to Remember" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 41: "Monkey In The Middle" by [[Mark Allen Davis]]
* no. 42: "Bob's Greezamus Carol" by [[C.D. Woodbury]] – splash page nominated for Ursa Major award for Best Illustration, 2006
* Bootleg: "First Taste" by [[Alex Shaikman]]
* Skullduggery: "Beside Himself" by [[Gene Breshears]] & [[Mark Allen Davis]]

== Comic pages ==

* no. 17: "And Now For Something Completely Different…" (dialogued by [[Jeffery Young]])
* no. 37: "Invasion Of The Iktome"

== Books ==

* "Felicia and the Dreaded Book of Un" (self-published; 2004) – nominated for Ursa Major award, best short story, 2004
* "Felicia and the Tailcutter's Curse" (self-published; 2004) – winner of Ursa Major award, best short story, 2004
* "Felicia and the Wrath of the Elder Glops" (self-published; 2006) – nominated for Ursa Major award, best short story, 2006
* "Felicia and the Cult of the Rubber Nose" (self-published; 2007)
* "Felicia and the Border Collie Patrol" (self-published; 2008)
* "The Vixen Sorceress" (self-published; 2009) – collects ''The Dreaded Book of Un, Tailcutter's Curse, Wrather of the Elder Glops, Cult of the Rubber Nose, Border Collie Patrol,'' and ''The Last Homely House of Honeypot Bruin''.
* "Felicia and the Night of the Basquot" (self-published; 2017)

== Other illustrations ==

* "Stupid meow-meows" (Amazing Heroes Swimsuit Special #3, p.47; Fantagraphics Books)

== External links ==

* [http://championofkatara.webcomic.ws/ ''Champion Of Katara'']
* [http://felicia.webcomic.ws/ ''Felicia, Sorceress of Katara'']
* [http://mrcow.webcomic.ws/ ''Mr Cow'']

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MitoFox

2023-01-04T21:26:30Z

85.226.160.40: Corrected spelling

'''MitoFox''' or '''Mito da Fox''', also known as '''Erin the Swordmaker''' (real name '''Julian Ho'''; born July 14, 1976 - died March 15, 2022),<ref name="RedwallWiki">[http://redwall.wikia.com/wiki/Erin_the_Swordmaker Julian Ho's biography][https://www.facebook.com/mito.fox Julian Ho's Facebook Page] on the Redwall Wiki. Retrieved August 21, 2013.</ref> was a [[3D animator]], [[illustrator]], and [[furry artist]] who lived in [[Wikipedia:Indonesia|Indonesia]].<ref name="RedwallWiki"/>

== Character ==

His [[character]] was usually depicted as a cute orange-colored [[fox]] who made a series of "Meep!" noises of varying emphasis and speed that vaguely sounded like English as his form of communication. (For example, "MeMeep! Me meep meep me-meepy?" means "Hello! How are you today?")

== Art ==

Mitofox primarily worked in [[Adobe Photoshop]] and Illustrator. He enjoyed drawing both [[anthro]] and [[non-anthro]] superhero and [[sci-fi]] [[character]]s, although the artwork that appeared in his [[deviantART]] gallery is predominantly [[furry]] in nature.

== Death ==

MitoFox passed away from complications from post-[[COVID]] (‘’’Omicron’’’ variant) recovery.

==References==
<references/>

== External links ==

* [http://mitofox.deviantart.com/ MitoFox] on [[DeviantArt]]
* [http://yerf.metafur.org/hojulian Julian Ho (Mito da Fox)] on the [[Yerf Historical Archive]]
* [http://redwall.wikia.com/wiki/Erin_the_Swordmaker Erin the Swordmaker] on the [[Redwall Wiki]]
* [http://mito_dafox.livejournal.com/ Mito da Fox] on [[LiveJournal]]

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