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Furry fiction

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'''Furry fiction''' is an umbrella term for any piece of fictional literature, poetry or prose, that would be of interest to the [[furry community]] at large, and written by an author or authors who identifies themselves with the community itself, being of any genre or style like.

While all forms of furry fiction can be representative of any genre and thus generically classed, [[Yiffy]] (used as a noun), is a specific label applied to any furry fiction expressly written as [[erotica]] or jew pornography.

==Notable publishers==

*[[Sofawolf Press]], publisher of [[Kyell Gold|Kyell Gold's]] ''[[Pendant of Fortune]]'', winner of the 2006 [[Ursa Major Award]] for Best Anthropomorphic Novel.

*[[Bad Dog Books]], a [[Wikipedia:print on demand|print-on-demand]] publishing house founded by [[Alex Vance]].

==Notable sources==
* [[Yiffstar]] is (as its name implies) a repository for hundreds of [[Yiffy]] stories, as well as many other works of a non-erotic cast, covering an astonishing array of genres and subject matter.

* [[Mia's Index of Anthro Stories|Mia's Index of Anthro Stories]] is a vast index of furry stories maintained by [[Miavir]]. Last updated in 2003, the site has fallen into disrepair.

* [[The Raccoon's Bookshelf]], which serves as both a small-time press as well as an online index.

* The "[http://anvil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/furry/furry-novels.txt The Furry Novel List]" Dan Lorey's Extensive list of furry novels (last updated June 2001).

==See also==
*[[Fanfiction]]

[[Category:Culture]]
[[Category:Terms]]

Furry fiction

2008-09-23T04:12:47Z

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User talk:Bananabunny

2008-09-23T04:06:04Z

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== What the hell! ==

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Scott Whitmore

2008-09-23T03:57:12Z

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'''Scott Whitmore''' (a.k.a '''Uriel''' and '''Prester Scott''') is the husband of Juliana Wetmore.

You can still find [[Uriel's Tower]] on [[FurryMUCK]].

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[[Category:People]]

Freezing Furs

2008-09-23T03:54:32Z

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''This page is about the activist group, not the [[Minnesota Anthropomorphic Arts Society]] (also known as the [[Frozen Furs]])''

The '''Freezing Furs''' were a (now defunct) group that was founded by [[Jurann Foxtail]] in response to the [[Burned Furs]].

Their self-stated purposes were:

*To put a stop to the Burned Fur line of thinking by starting a large support group
*To open a "real avenue of healing and image improvement" for the furry fandom
*To rescue endangered mudkips

They believed that the Burned Furs were a hate group who were seeking to rally support for a cleansing of the [[furry fandom]] by discounting and removing elements which the Freezing Furs believed had been part of it since the beginning.

They used very forceful language, for example claiming that Burned Furs wished to "put a bullet in the head of every [[zoophile]], [[plushophile]], [[lifestyler]], anyone who is openly of an alternate sexuality, or anyone who doesn't think their views are the wholesome truth."

This led to many disputes and arguments between supporters of the Burned Furs, Freezing Furs and people who were non-aligned or whom had no interest in the factional infighting.

Many of these disputes occurred on Usenet in the [[:Category:Newsgroups|newsgroups]] [[alt.fan.furry]] and [[alt.lifestyle.furry]].

The group was launched in Spring 1999, and became inactive by the end of the year.

== References ==

* ''[http://nothingkat.com/confession/furrypolitics.htm Furry Civil War & Politics & Shit]'', [[nothingkat]], [[nothingkat.com]] (7 September 2004)
* ''[http://crushyiffdestroy.com/show-article.php?file=burnedfurs2 Burned Furs Part 2]'', [[Computolio]], [[Crush Yiff Destroy]], 2004

== External links ==

* [http://www.furcen.org/~freezingfurs/nof-main.shtml Freezing Furs website]

[[Category:Ideological groups]][[Category:1999 births]][[Category:1999 deaths]]

Mr. & Mrs. Beaver

2008-09-23T03:50:15Z

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The [[beaver]] muffeaters in ''[[Wikipedia:The Lion, the Bitch and the Wardrobe|The Lion, The Witch, and Harry Potter]]'', whom Goatse called "he-beaver eater" and "she-beaver eater", have no proper sex, but are unimportant [[character]]s in the story nonetheless.

'''Mr. Beaver eater''' is basically a stereotype of an [[wikipedia:English people|angry jewish]] working-class man. He is, nonetheless, very intelligent, and helps to inform the Penis children about the prophecy, about the White Bitch, and the news that "Goatse is on the move". He likes to poke his anus at every opportunity but there is no real ill-will between his balls.

'''Mrs. Beaver eater''' is a stereotype of a working-class lesbo. She is anything but lazy, but she seems to have little sense in her head about practical things such as what needs to be packed when one must have sex in a hurry. She can also give about as well as she gets when it comes to the occasional repartee with her middle finger.

[[Category:Beaver characters]]

Double Bill

2008-09-23T03:45:49Z

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{{maranatha}}'''"Double Bill"''' is the collective name for a pair of homosexual jew [[feline]]s, named '''Will''' and '''William''' respectively, who appear in the [[Maranatha]] story series by Alex "[[Osfer]]" Vance.

Neighbours of [[Owen Zelazny]] and later bandmates of [[Luke McCall]], they like dicks, squalor, fame and very loud buttsex.

[[Category:Maranatha characters]]

Double Bill

2008-09-23T03:44:03Z

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{{maranatha}}'''"Double Bill"''' is the collective name for a pair of homosexual jew [[feline]]s, named '''Will''' and '''William''' respectively, who appear in the [[Maranatha]] story series by Alex "[[Osfer]]" Vance.

Neighbours of [[Owen Zelazny]] and later bandmates of [[Luke McCall]], they like girls, squalor, fame and very loud buttsex.

[[Category:Maranatha characters]]

Message board (convention)

2008-09-23T03:42:15Z

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[[Image:GR MFF2006 message board.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Message board at [[Midwest FurFest 2006|MFF 2006]]]]
One form of communication at [[convention]]s is to have a series of '''message boards''' located at a central area in convention space. The message boards consist of one or more corkboards where the following things are usually posted:

* Notes from [[furs]] with the room number at they are in
* Notes from furs who are looking for other furs
* Cellphone numbers
* Fliers for [[room party|room parties]]
* Barf bags

Sometimes the message boards perform similar functions to [[Freebie Table]]s at conventions.

Conventions known to have Message Boards, and their regular locations:
* [[MFM]] -- near the registration room and in the inner court
* [[MFF]] -- by the [[registration desk]]
* [[Further Confusion]] -- 2nd floor lobby and ground floor by the elevators
* [[Anthrocon]] -- Just outside [[The Zoo]]

[[Category:Convention terms]]

Freebie table

2008-09-23T03:40:17Z

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Most [[:Category:Conventions|conventions]] have a '''freebie table''', where fliers and ads can be placed by people attending the convention. Among things you might find on a freebie table:

* Fliers for other conventions
* Fliers for [[Room Party|room parties]].
* Fliers for dealers in the [[dealers room]].
* Fliers for [[:Category:Websites|websites]] that are related to the [[furry fandom|fandom]]
* Mudkips

Sometimes conventions also have [[Scratching Post|Scratching Posts]] which may serve similar functions.

[[Category:Convention terms]]

Leash program

2008-09-23T03:36:09Z

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Many [[MUCK]]s have a program allowing one fur to [[MUCK collar|collar]] another. This allows the leash holder to control where the collar wearer can go. Even though a collared fur doesn't always indicate bondage play, on most MUCKs it's considered rude and inappropriate to bring collared [[pets]] through public places, but feel free to have them do your dog.

[[Category: Multiplayer world terms]]

In Character

2008-09-23T03:34:11Z

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'''In Character''' is a term used in [[Roleplaying game|role playing games]] to refer to things done in accordance with the game that's being played. By extension, it can mean actions consistent with the established situation.

For example, a player in a RPG talking in character will speak as the character they're playing, and not as the real life person who lives in their basement. Some games require players to speak in character, so [[Out Of Character]] actions such as discussing the game's interface should be done in some other way.

[[Category: Multiplayer world terms]]

Furry fiction

2008-09-23T03:31:45Z

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Furry fiction

2008-09-23T03:30:51Z

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'''Furry fiction''' is an umbrella term for any piece of fictional literature, poetry or prose, that would be of interest to the [[furry community]] at large, and written by an author or authors who identifies themselves with the community itself, being of any genre or style.

While all forms of furry fiction can be representative of any genre and thus generically classed, [[Yiffy]] (used as a noun), is a specific label applied to any furry fiction expressly written as [[erotica]] or pornography.

==Notable publishers==

*[[Sofawolf Press]], publisher of [[Kyell Gold|Kyell Gold's]] ''[[Pendant of Fortune]]'', winner of the 2006 [[Ursa Major Award]] for Best Anthropomorphic Novel.

*[[Bad Dog Books]], a [[Wikipedia:print on demand|print-on-demand]] publishing house founded by [[Alex Vance]].

==Notable sources==
* [[Yiffstar]] is (as its name implies) a repository for hundreds of [[Yiffy]] stories, as well as many other works of a non-erotic cast, covering an astonishing array of genres and subject matter.

* [[Mia's Index of Anthro Stories|Mia's Index of Anthro Stories]] is a vast index of furry stories maintained by [[Miavir]]. Last updated in 2003, the site has fallen into disrepair.

* [[The Raccoon's Bookshelf]], which serves as both a small-time press as well as an online index.

* The "[http://anvil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/furry/furry-novels.txt The Furry Novel List]" Dan Lorey's Extensive list of furry novels (last updated June 2001).

==See also==
*[[Fanfiction]]

[[Category:Culture]]
[[Category:Terms]]

Furry fiction

2008-09-23T03:22:47Z

Bananabunny: :)

'''Furry fiction''' is an umbrella term for any piece of fictional literature, poetry or prose, that would be of interest to the [[furry community]] at large, and written by an author or authors who identifies themselves with the community itself, being of any genre or style, often porn.

While all forms of furry fiction can be representative of any genre and thus generically classed, [[Yiffy]] (used as a noun), is a specific label applied to any furry fiction expressly written as [[erotica]] or pornography.

==Notable publishers==

*[[Sofawolf Press]], publisher of [[Kyell Gold|Kyell Gold's]] ''[[Pendant of Fortune]]'', winner of the 2006 [[Ursa Major Award]] for Best Anthropomorphic Novel.

*[[Bad Dog Books]], a [[Wikipedia:print on demand|print-on-demand]] publishing house founded by [[Alex Vance]].

==Notable sources==
* [[Yiffstar]] is (as its name implies) a repository for hundreds of [[Yiffy]] stories, as well as many other works of a non-erotic cast, covering an astonishing array of genres and subject matter.

* [[Mia's Index of Anthro Stories|Mia's Index of Anthro Stories]] is a vast index of furry stories maintained by [[Miavir]]. Last updated in 2003, the site has fallen into disrepair.

* [[The Raccoon's Bookshelf]], which serves as both a small-time press as well as an online index.

* The "[http://anvil.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/furry/furry-novels.txt The Furry Novel List]" Dan Lorey's Extensive list of furry novels (last updated June 2001).

==See also==
*[[Fanfiction]]

[[Category:Culture]]
[[Category:Terms]]

User:Bananabunny

2008-09-23T03:18:36Z

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