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Kurt Miller

2015-08-25T00:35:33Z

Baron Ald: Removal of minor entry

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'''Kurt Miller''' is an "old school" furry (or [[greymuzzle]]) who worked for a while at both Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm, and currently lives in Southern California.
He is more often heard than seen since he is noted for his booming and omnipresent voice at gatherings since the improptu 1980-83 "proto-furry" get-togethers which (much later) became [[The Prancing Skiltaire]].

His main fannish interest is [[Role-playing_game|fantasy role-playing games]] although his other hobbies include science fiction, fantasy, and book collecting.

Kurt demonstrates considerable talent and creativity, and until recently did not have the self-discipline required to turn his myriad ideas and proposals into finished form; however, having received psychological counseling and treatment for his personality disorders, his stories and ideas will soon appear in published form. His professional work includes the [[Role-playing_game|FRP game]] scenario "Lurker in the Crypt" in the [[Wikipedia:Call_of_Cthulhu_%28role-playing_game%29|Call of Cthulhu]] collection ''Fatal Experiments,'' published by [[Wikipedia:Chaosium|Chaosium]] in 1990 as well as several articles for [[Wikipedia:Shadis|SHADIS Magazine]], a roleplaying game magazine which unfortunately has ceased publication.

Kurt has been working on a very detail background that involves the return of magic in modern times called Fixing The Hole. He started this writing project sometime in the 1980's. But it has yet to see any written form as of yet.

Kurt recently revised and rewrote a screenplay for Frontier Media entitled ''Haight-Ashbury'' which is currently being considered for production, and has recently completed ''Curse of the Wendigo,'' his first original screenplay.

His next original project will be ''The Bone Goddess,'' a screenplay for a comedy/horror film inspired by monsters from Norse mythology.

Kurt has dropped out furry fandom for personal reasons.

Kurt Miller lives in Anaheim, California, USA.

==External Links==
*[http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showcreator&creatorid=675 Entry] in the ''Pen & Paper'' RPG publications database

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Chris Litzau

2015-08-24T07:00:46Z

Baron Ald: a fix.

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[[File:MichiganWildman.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Chris Litzau (Michigan Wildman) at [[Anthrocon 2003]]. (Photo by [[Ken Pick]]).]]
'''Chris Litzau (Michigan Wildman)''' is a [[furry fan]] and [[role-playing]] gamer who resides in the vicinity of [[wikipedia:Port Huron, Michigan|Port Huron]], Michigan, [[wikipedia:United States|USA]]. His main contact with the [[fandom]] is through attending [[Anthrocon]] and working con security there.

Chris was a proofreader for [[Silver Fox Publications]], as well as collaborating on the groundwork for a furry novel with [[Ken Pick]], a "space-opera romance about a seven-foot (over 2 m) terror-bird Cinderella and her felitaur Prince -- sort of" using [[character]]s originally from a highly non-canonical [[Albedo]]/[[WebFed Universe|WebFed]] crossover campaign he ran years ago after tracking down Ken at an Anthrocon.{{fact}}

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Dave Bryant

2015-08-23T18:32:53Z

Baron Ald: a fix.

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'''Dave Bryant''', also known as '''Tom Clowder''', is an [[furry artist]], [[writer]] and [[brony]] who lives in Silicon Valley, California, USA.<ref>[http://catspaw-dtp-services.deviantart.com Dave Bryant's profile] on [[deviantART]]. Retrieved August 2015.</ref>

Dave Bryant's subjects include [[science fiction]] or [[anthropomorphic]] [[character]]s created under the '''''Catspaw DTP Services''''' label.

Dave worked on a tabletop [[Role play|role-playing game]] for his ''[[Wormholes]]'' [[W:Shared universe|shared universe]] with [[Ken Pick]] during the mid to late 1980's.{{cn}} The setting and history were very well written,{{clarify}} but project was never completed due too not having suitable system mechanics.{{clarify}}{{cn}} The game was originally to be submitted to [[Tri Tac Games]] for possible publication.{{cn}}

== References ==
<references/>

== External links ==

* ''[http://www.arclight.net/~pdb/ Glimpses]'' - Dave Bryant's official website
* [http://www.catspawdtp.com ''Catspaw DTP Services''] - Dave Bryant's business website
* [http://catspaw-dtp-services.deviantart.com Dave Bryant] on [[deviantART]]
* [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/tomclowder/ Tom Clowder] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Dave-Bryant/ Dave Bryant] on [[VCL]]
* [https://twitter.com/catspawdtp Dave Bryant] on [[Twitter]]
* [http://dave-bryant.livejournal.com/profile Dave Bryant] on [[Livejournal]]

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Ken Pick

2015-08-23T17:32:37Z

Baron Ald: /* Writing */

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'''Ken Pick''' (complete name: '''Kenneth Pick'''. Born November 24, 1955) a [[writer]], a former [[furry artist]], a former member of the [[Burned Furs]] and [[God's Creatures]], and a senior [[W:computer programmer|computer programmer]] who lives in lives in [[W:Southern California|Southern California]], USA.

== Art ==

In [[furry art]], Ken Pick is best known for his [[anthropomorphic]] [[foxes]], [[unicorn]]s, and [[rabbit]]s [[character]]s, though his favorite [[species]] run more along the lines of [[felines]] and [[mustelid]]s, and portraits of [[W:Retro style|retro]]-[[W:Glamour photography|glam]] [[female]] [[furries]], all of them non-[[sexual]] in nature.

Though sometimes drawing himself as a [[Skunk (species)|skunk]] with glasses, he could never settle on a fan name and just uses his own real one. Ken Pick proclaims that he became a [[furry artist]] and writer "to stay sane". {{cn}}

== Writing ==

Ken has stopped his furry art to concentrate on writing; he has published a number of stories and articles about the ''[[WebFed Universe]]'' in ''[[Yarf]]'', background essays on [[Ken Fletcher]]'s ''[[Spontoon Island]]'', collaborating with [[Heavy Horse]] and [[Chris Litzau]] ,and editing some of [[Eric Hinkle]]'s furry [[sword-and-sorcery]]{{clarify}} as well as (slowly) continuing work on the ''WebFed Universe|WebFed''

Ken worked on a tabletop [[Role play|role-playing game]] for his ''[[Wormholes]]'' [[W:Shared universe|shared universe]] with [[Dave Bryant]] during the mid to late 1980's.{{cn}} The setting and history were very well written,{{clarify}} but project was never completed due too not having suitable system mechanics.{{clarify}}{{cn}} The game was originally to be submitted to [[Tri Tac Games]] for possible publication.{{cn}}

Ken has also done a lot writing for his favorite science fiction rpg Traveller (science fiction adventure in the far future). It was the first science fiction rpg that was introduced to in 1977 by Wayne Shaw. Ken has written an extensive collection of articles on Freelance Traveller that include his early campaigns, starship designs and host of other articles. Some of his articles were published in Challenge magazine which long since ceased publication.

== Interests ==

Ken Pick enjoys [[pencil/paper/funny-dice]] [[role play|role-playing games]], [[science fiction]], [[military history]], [[Catholic theology]], [[Sixties]]/[[Eighties music]], [[Sixties muscle cars]], and "recreational thinking".{{clarify}} He is often seen at [[convention]]s.

== See also ==

* [[The Legion of the Headless Unicorn]]

http://www.freelancetraveller.com/authors/ken-pick.html

{{Contributor|Ken Pick}}

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Clint Warlick

2015-08-23T16:25:54Z

Baron Ald: a few fixes.

'''Clint Warlick''', also know as '''"Great White Buffalo"''' (complete name '''Lawrence Clinton Warlick II''',) was an amateur [[writer]] active in the [[fandom]] in the 1990s. Warlick [[Leaving the fandom|left the fandom]] around 2000, while residing in Southern California, USA.

His fan name of "Great White Buffalo" did not originate in [[furry fandom]]; it was coined by co-workers at his job in the early 1990s.

== Fandom involvement ==

Warlick is best known in the fandom for his ''[[Jack Lynch Mysteries]]'', an unfinished series of five cross-genre (furry/hardboiled detective/near-future SF) stories published in ''[[Yarf]]'' and collected (with an unpublished sixth story) in a self-published collection at the first [[Califur]] (2004).

Clint dropped out of furry fandom due too the negative attitudes from the younger furs towards the grey muzzles.

== Bibliography ==

*'''YARF!'''
**2004 - '''''Jack Lynch Mysteries'''''

== Controversy ==

On October 15, 2008, Warlick was arrested on suspicion of threatening to kill and maim people, after threatening to shoot his four supervisors at the Anaheim Convention Center.<ref>[http://www.ocregister.com/articles/warlick-days-going-2265244-told-warrant "Fanzine writer jailed over murder threats"] by Jon Cassidy in the ''[[Wikipedia:Orange County Register|Orange County Register]]''. Dated December 23, 2008. (Retrieved February 6, 2009)</ref>

On December 22 2008, Warlick pleaded guilty to one felony count and five misdemeanor counts of making criminal threats, and was sentenced to 6 months in jail.

==References==
<references/>

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Clint Warlick

2015-08-23T16:24:43Z

Baron Ald: Updating personal history.

'''Clint Warlick''', also know as '''"Great White Buffalo"''' (complete name '''Lawrence Clinton Warlick II''',) was an amateur [[writer]] active in the [[fandom]] in the 1990s. Warlick [[Leaving the fandom|left the fandom]] around 2000, while residing in Southern California, USA.

His fan name of "Great White Buffalo" did not originate in [[furry fandom]]; it was coined by co-workers at his job in the early 1990s.

== Fandom involvement ==

Warlick is best known in the fandom for his ''[[Jack Lynch Mysteries]]'', an unfinished series of five cross-genre (furry/hardboiled detective/near-future SF) stories published in ''[[Yarf]]'' and collected (with an unpublished sixth story) in a self-published collection at the first [[Califur]] (2004).
dropped out of furry fandom due too the negative attitudes from the younger furs.

== Bibliography ==

*'''YARF!'''
**2004 - '''''Jack Lynch Mysteries'''''

== Controversy ==

On October 15, 2008, Warlick was arrested on suspicion of threatening to kill and maim people, after threatening to shoot his four supervisors at the Anaheim Convention Center.<ref>[http://www.ocregister.com/articles/warlick-days-going-2265244-told-warrant "Fanzine writer jailed over murder threats"] by Jon Cassidy in the ''[[Wikipedia:Orange County Register|Orange County Register]]''. Dated December 23, 2008. (Retrieved February 6, 2009)</ref>

On December 22 2008, Warlick pleaded guilty to one felony count and five misdemeanor counts of making criminal threats, and was sentenced to 6 months in jail.

==References==
<references/>

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Ken Pick

2015-08-23T15:15:09Z

Baron Ald: very minor correction.

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'''Ken Pick''' (complete name: '''Kenneth Pick'''. Born November 24, 1955) a [[writer]], a former [[furry artist]], a former member of the [[Burned Furs]] and [[God's Creatures]], and a senior [[W:computer programmer|computer programmer]] who lives in lives in [[W:Southern California|Southern California]], USA.

== Art ==

In [[furry art]], Ken Pick is best known for his [[anthropomorphic]] [[foxes]], [[unicorn]]s, and [[rabbit]]s [[character]]s, though his favorite [[species]] run more along the lines of [[felines]] and [[mustelid]]s, and portraits of [[W:Retro style|retro]]-[[W:Glamour photography|glam]] [[female]] [[furries]], all of them non-[[sexual]] in nature.

Though sometimes drawing himself as a [[Skunk (species)|skunk]] with glasses, he could never settle on a fan name and just uses his own real one. Ken Pick proclaims that he became a [[furry artist]] and writer "to stay sane". {{cn}}

== Writing ==

Ken has stopped his furry art to concentrate on writing; he has published a number of stories and articles about the ''[[WebFed Universe]]'' in ''[[Yarf]]'', background essays on [[Ken Fletcher]]'s ''[[Spontoon Island]]'', collaborating with [[Heavy Horse]] and [[Chris Litzau]] ,and editing some of [[Eric Hinkle]]'s furry [[sword-and-sorcery]]{{clarify}} as well as (slowly) continuing work on the ''WebFed Universe|WebFed''

Ken worked on a tabletop [[Role play|role-playing game]] for his ''[[Wormholes]]'' [[W:Shared universe|shared universe]] with [[Dave Bryant]] during the mid to late 1980's.{{cn}} The setting and history were very well written,{{clarify}} but project was never completed due too not having suitable system mechanics.{{clarify}}{{cn}} The game was originally to be submitted to [[Tri Tac Games]] for possible publication.{{cn}}

Ken has also done a lot writing for his favorite science fiction rpg Traveller (science fiction adventure in the far future). It was the first science fiction rpg that was introduced to in 1977 by Wayne Shaw. Ken has written an extensive collection of articles on Freelance Traveller that include his early campaigns, starship designs and host of other article. Some of his articles were published in Challenge magazine which long since ceased publication.

== Interests ==

Ken Pick enjoys [[pencil/paper/funny-dice]] [[role play|role-playing games]], [[science fiction]], [[military history]], [[Catholic theology]], [[Sixties]]/[[Eighties music]], [[Sixties muscle cars]], and "recreational thinking".{{clarify}} He is often seen at [[convention]]s.

== See also ==

* [[The Legion of the Headless Unicorn]]

http://www.freelancetraveller.com/authors/ken-pick.html

{{Contributor|Ken Pick}}

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Ken Pick

2015-08-23T15:07:35Z

Baron Ald: Adding some little known history about his Traveller articles

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'''Ken Pick''' (complete name: '''Kenneth Pick'''. Born November 24, 1955) a [[writer]], a former [[furry artist]], a former member of the [[Burned Furs]] and [[God's Creatures]], and a senior [[W:computer programmer|computer programmer]] who lives in lives in [[W:Southern California|Southern California]], USA.

== Art ==

In [[furry art]], Ken Pick is best known for his [[anthropomorphic]] [[foxes]], [[unicorn]]s, and [[rabbit]]s [[character]]s, though his favorite [[species]] run more along the lines of [[felines]] and [[mustelid]]s, and portraits of [[W:Retro style|retro]]-[[W:Glamour photography|glam]] [[female]] [[furries]], all of them non-[[sexual]] in nature.

Though sometimes drawing himself as a [[Skunk (species)|skunk]] with glasses, he could never settle on a fan name and just uses his own real one. Ken Pick proclaims that he became a [[furry artist]] and writer "to stay sane". {{cn}}

== Writing ==

Ken has stopped his furry art to concentrate on writing; he has published a number of stories and articles about the ''[[WebFed Universe]]'' in ''[[Yarf]]'', background essays on [[Ken Fletcher]]'s ''[[Spontoon Island]]'', collaborating with [[Heavy Horse]] and [[Chris Litzau]] ,and editing some of [[Eric Hinkle]]'s furry [[sword-and-sorcery]]{{clarify}} as well as (slowly) continuing work on the ''WebFed Universe|WebFed''

Ken worked on a tabletop [[Role play|role-playing game]] for his ''[[Wormholes]]'' [[W:Shared universe|shared universe]] with [[Dave Bryant]] pduring the mid to late 1980's.{{cn}} The setting and history were very well written,{{clarify}} but project was never completed due too not having suitable system mechanics.{{clarify}}{{cn}} The game was originally to be submitted to [[Tri Tac Games]] for possible publication.{{cn}}

Ken has also done a lot writing for his favorite science fiction rpg Traveller (science fiction adventure in the far future). It was the first science fiction rpg that was introduced to in 1977 by Wayne Shaw. Ken has written an extensive collection of articles on Freelance Traveller that include his early campaigns, starship designs and host of other article. Some of his articles were published in Challenge magazine which long since ceased publication.

== Interests ==

Ken Pick enjoys [[pencil/paper/funny-dice]] [[role play|role-playing games]], [[science fiction]], [[military history]], [[Catholic theology]], [[Sixties]]/[[Eighties music]], [[Sixties muscle cars]], and "recreational thinking".{{clarify}} He is often seen at [[convention]]s.

== See also ==

* [[The Legion of the Headless Unicorn]]

http://www.freelancetraveller.com/authors/ken-pick.html

{{Contributor|Ken Pick}}

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Kurt Miller

2015-08-23T14:39:52Z

Baron Ald: a fix.

{{cleanup}}
'''Kurt Miller''' is an "old school" furry (or [[greymuzzle]]) who worked for a while at both Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm, and currently lives in Southern California.
He is more often heard than seen since he is noted for his booming and omnipresent voice at gatherings since the improptu 1980-83 "proto-furry" get-togethers which (much later) became [[The Prancing Skiltaire]].

His main fannish interest is [[Role-playing_game|fantasy role-playing games]] although his other hobbies include science fiction, fantasy, and book collecting.

Kurt demonstrates considerable talent and creativity, and until recently did not have the self-discipline required to turn his myriad ideas and proposals into finished form; however, having received psychological counseling and treatment for his personality disorders, his stories and ideas will soon appear in published form. His professional work includes the [[Role-playing_game|FRP game]] scenario "Lurker in the Crypt" in the [[Wikipedia:Call_of_Cthulhu_%28role-playing_game%29|Call of Cthulhu]] collection ''Fatal Experiments,'' published by [[Wikipedia:Chaosium|Chaosium]] in 1990 as well as several articles for [[Wikipedia:Shadis|SHADIS Magazine]], a roleplaying game magazine which unfortunately has ceased publication.

Kurt has been working on a very detail background that involves the return of magic in modern times called Fixing The Hole. He started this writing project sometime in the 1980's. But it has yet to see any written form as of yet.

Kurt recently revised and rewrote a screenplay for Frontier Media entitled ''Haight-Ashbury'' which is currently being considered for production, and has recently completed ''Curse of the Wendigo,'' his first original screenplay.

His next original project will be ''The Bone Goddess,'' a screenplay for a comedy/horror film inspired by monsters from Norse mythology.

Kurt has dropped out furry fandom due too the negative attitude towards the grey muzzles in fandom.

Kurt Miller lives in Anaheim, California, USA.

==External Links==
*[http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showcreator&creatorid=675 Entry] in the ''Pen & Paper'' RPG publications database

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Kurt Miller

2015-08-23T14:34:46Z

Baron Ald: a few fixes.

{{cleanup}}
'''Kurt Miller''' is an "old school" furry (or [[greymuzzle]]) who worked for a while at both Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm, and currently lives in Southern California.
He is more often heard than seen since he is noted for his booming and omnipresent voice at gatherings since the improptu 1980-83 "proto-furry" get-togethers which (much later) became [[The Prancing Skiltaire]].

His main fannish interest is [[Role-playing_game|fantasy role-playing games]] although his other hobbies include science fiction, fantasy, and book collecting.

Kurt demonstrates considerable talent and creativity, and until recently did not have the self-discipline required to turn his myriad ideas and proposals into finished form; however, having received psychological counseling and treatment for his personality disorders, his stories and ideas will soon appear in published form. His professional work includes the [[Role-playing_game|FRP game]] scenario "Lurker in the Crypt" in the [[Wikipedia:Call_of_Cthulhu_%28role-playing_game%29|Call of Cthulhu]] collection ''Fatal Experiments,'' published by [[Wikipedia:Chaosium|Chaosium]] in 1990 as well as several articles for [[Wikipedia:Shadis|SHADIS Magazine]], a roleplaying game magazine which unfortunately has ceased publication.

Kurt has been working on a very detail background that involves the return of magic in modern times called Fixing The Hole. He started this writing project sometime in the 1980's. But it has yet to see involved written form as of yet.

Kurt recently revised and rewrote a screenplay for Frontier Media entitled ''Haight-Ashbury'' which is currently being considered for production, and has recently completed ''Curse of the Wendigo,'' his first original screenplay.

His next original project will be ''The Bone Goddess,'' a screenplay for a comedy/horror film inspired by monsters from Norse mythology.

Kurt has dropped out furry fandom due too the negative attitude towards the grey muzzles in fandom.

Kurt Miller lives in Anaheim, California, USA.

==External Links==
*[http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showcreator&creatorid=675 Entry] in the ''Pen & Paper'' RPG publications database

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Kurt Miller

2015-08-23T14:33:58Z

Baron Ald: Update on personal information.

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'''Kurt Miller''' is an "old school" furry (or [[greymuzzle]]) who worked for a while at both Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm, and currently lives in Southern California.
He is more often heard than seen since he is noted for his booming and omnipresent voice at gatherings since the improptu 1980-83 "proto-furry" get-togethers which (much later) became [[The Prancing Skiltaire]].

His main fannish interest is [[Role-playing_game|fantasy role-playing games]] although his other hobbies include science fiction, fantasy, and book collecting.

Kurt demonstrates considerable talent and creativity, and until recently did not have the self-discipline required to turn his myriad ideas and proposals into finished form; however, having received psychological counseling and treatment for his personality disorders, his stories and ideas will soon appear in published form. His professional work includes the [[Role-playing_game|FRP game]] scenario "Lurker in the Crypt" in the [[Wikipedia:Call_of_Cthulhu_%28role-playing_game%29|Call of Cthulhu]] collection ''Fatal Experiments,'' published by [[Wikipedia:Chaosium|Chaosium]] in 1990 as well as several articles for [[Wikipedia:Shadis|SHADIS Magazine]], a roleplaying game magazine which unfortunately has ceased publication.

Kurt has been working on a very detail background that involves the return of magic in modern times call Fixing The Hole. He started this writing project sometime in the 1980's. But it has yet to see involved written form as of yet.

Kurt recently revised and rewrote a screenplay for Frontier Media entitled ''Haight-Ashbury'' which is currently being considered for production, and has recently completed ''Curse of the Wendigo,'' his first original screenplay.

His next original project will be ''The Bone Goddess,'' a screenplay for a comedy/horror film inspired by monsters from Norse mythology.

Kurt has dropped out furry fandom due too the negative attitude towards the grey muzzles in fandom.

Kurt Miller lives in Anaheim, California, USA.

==External Links==
*[http://www.pen-paper.net/rpgdb.php?op=showcreator&creatorid=675 Entry] in the ''Pen & Paper'' RPG publications database

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Noelani Manawolf

2015-08-23T13:52:28Z

Baron Ald: Updating status in furry fandom

'''Noelani Manawolf''', most commonly known as '''Manawolf''' (real name: '''Sarah Madeleine Wheeler''',) is a free-thinking [[female]] [[furry artist]] artist who has penned many controversial articles on her website; among the topics are [[bestiality]] to shaving to [[furry lifestyle]].

== Art ==

Her art style varies widely, with subject matter ranging from ''[[Wikipedia:DragonBall Z|DragonBall]]'' to furry porn to ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]''. Manawolf has been published in [[Gallery]], [[Shanda the Panda]], [[Women in Fur]], among other places.

== Critics ==

She is often a subject on anti-fur websites for her [[polyamory]] and unconventional views, and has been part of furry fandom since 1996.

She was one of the most outspoken opponents of the now-defunct [[Burned Furs]] as she was strongly in favor of tolerance and (for better or for worse) diversity.

Sarah has dropped out furry fandom a very long time ago due to personal reasons.

== External links ==
[[Image:Manabtton.png|right|Manawolf's Lair]]
* [http://www.manawolf.org/ Manawolf.org,] Manawolf's official website
* ''[http://manawolf.livejournal.com/ Lick the World!]'', Manawolf's [[LiveJournal]]
* [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Sarah-Wheeler/ Manawolf] at [[VCL]]
* [http://furry.ao.net/Artists/Noelani-Manawolf/ Manawolf] at [[Orlando Furry Archives]]
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Michael Burlake

2015-08-23T07:10:25Z

Baron Ald: Update current residence

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'''Michael Burlake (Vulpes Rex)''' is a major furry art collector/patron and [[convention]] super-sponsor, a regular at the art show auctions at [[Further Confusion]] and [[AnthroCon]]. As may be surmised from his fan name, his favorite species is the [[fox]].

Since [[Fred Patten]]'s 2005 stroke, he has been one of Fred's major means of transportation to [[Wikipedia:LASFS|LASFS]], ASIFA (animation industry association) events, LosCon (Los Angeles-area lit-SF convention), and other fannish/anime/industry events & places.

He currently resides in Northern California, USA.

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* [http://www.livejournal.com/users/vulpesrex/ ''LiveJournal of VulpesRex'']

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Ken Pick

2015-08-23T05:32:33Z

Baron Ald: Adding some little known history.

'''Ken Pick''' (complete name: '''Kenneth Pick'''. Born November 24, 1955) is an "Old School" [[furry]] from the 1980s and a former member of the [[Burned Furs]] and [[God's Creatures]]. He is a senior computer programmer who became a [[furry artist]] and writer "to stay sane".

In [[furry art]], he is best known for [[anthropomorphic|anthro]] [[foxes]], [[unicorn]]s, and [[rabbit]]s, though his favorite species run more along the lines of [[felines]], [[mustelid]]s, and the non-yiffy, pre-1982 [[Skiltaire]]. His furry art is mostly portraits of retro-glam female furries.

In the past couple years, Ken has stopped his furry art to concentrate on writing; he has published a number of stories and articles about the [[WebFed Universe]] in ''[[Yarf]]'', background essays on [[Ken Fletcher]]'s [[Spontoon Island]], and is currently working on collaborations with [[Heavy Horse]] and [[Chris Litzau]] and editing some of [[Eric Hinkle]]'s furry sword-and-sorcery as well as (slowly) continuing work on [[WebFed Universe|WebFed]].

He enjoys pencil/paper/funny-dice role-playing games, science fiction, military history, Catholic theology, Sixties/Eighties music, Sixties muscle cars, and "recreational thinking" and is often seen at [[convention]]s. Though sometimes drawing himself as a [[Skunk (species)|skunk]] with glasses, he could never settle on a fan name and uses his own.

Ken worked very closely with Dave Bryant on a writing project for the Worm Holes rpg setting from Dave's writing during the mid to late 1980's. The setting had a very good history and background and was going to be submitted to Tri Tac Games for possible publication. The Worm Holes setting did not get published for a variety of reasons.

He currently lives in Southern California, U.S.A.

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== See also ==

* [[The Legion of the Headless Unicorn]]

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Ken Pick}}
* [http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwHi21.html Geopolitics and Naval Affairs] for the Spontoon Island shared universe. These two essays are intended to familiarize 21st Century readers with the ''Zeitgeist'' of the 1930s; all of the geopolitical situations and naval technology are based on real historical events and situations, only slightly tweaked from actual reality.

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Dave Bryant

2015-08-23T04:11:24Z

Baron Ald: Adding a small bit of writing history of a possible rpg setting.

'''Dave Bryant''' is an [[artist]] and writer, his subject matter including [[science fiction|science fictional]] or [[anthopomorphic]] characters. Dave worked on a role playing setting for his Worm Holes setting with Ken Pick during the mid to late 1980's. The setting and history were very well written, but project was never completed due too not having suitable system mechanics. The game was originally to be submitted to Tri Tac Games for possible publication.

== External links ==
* ''[http://www.arclight.net/~pdb/ Glimpses]'' - Dave Bryant's website
* [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Dave-Bryant/ Dave Bryant] on [[VCL]]
* [http://www.rabbitvalley.com/department_2909_0_0.html Dave Bryant] at [[Rabbit Valley]]

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Ken Pick

2015-08-23T04:02:53Z

Baron Ald: Removal of minor entry

'''Ken Pick''' (complete name: '''Kenneth Pick'''. Born November 24, 1955) is an "Old School" [[furry]] from the 1980s and a former member of the [[Burned Furs]] and [[God's Creatures]]. He is a senior computer programmer who became a [[furry artist]] and writer "to stay sane".

In [[furry art]], he is best known for [[anthropomorphic|anthro]] [[foxes]], [[unicorn]]s, and [[rabbit]]s, though his favorite species run more along the lines of [[felines]], [[mustelid]]s, and the non-yiffy, pre-1982 [[Skiltaire]]. His furry art is mostly portraits of retro-glam female furries.

In the past couple years, Ken has stopped his furry art to concentrate on writing; he has published a number of stories and articles about the [[WebFed Universe]] in ''[[Yarf]]'', background essays on [[Ken Fletcher]]'s [[Spontoon Island]], and is currently working on collaborations with [[Heavy Horse]] and [[Chris Litzau]] and editing some of [[Eric Hinkle]]'s furry sword-and-sorcery as well as (slowly) continuing work on [[WebFed Universe|WebFed]].

He enjoys pencil/paper/funny-dice role-playing games, science fiction, military history, Catholic theology, Sixties/Eighties music, Sixties muscle cars, and "recreational thinking" and is often seen at [[convention]]s. Though sometimes drawing himself as a [[Skunk (species)|skunk]] with glasses, he could never settle on a fan name and uses his own.

He currently lives in Southern California, U.S.A.

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== See also ==

* [[The Legion of the Headless Unicorn]]

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Ken Pick}}
* [http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwHi21.html Geopolitics and Naval Affairs] for the Spontoon Island shared universe. These two essays are intended to familiarize 21st Century readers with the ''Zeitgeist'' of the 1930s; all of the geopolitical situations and naval technology are based on real historical events and situations, only slightly tweaked from actual reality.

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Ken Pick

2015-08-23T03:53:37Z

Baron Ald: Showing the original creator of the WedFed.

'''Ken Pick''' (complete name: '''Kenneth Pick'''. Born November 24, 1955) is an "Old School" [[furry]] from the 1980s and a former member of the [[Burned Furs]] and [[God's Creatures]]. He is a senior computer programmer who became a [[furry artist]] and writer "to stay sane".

In [[furry art]], he is best known for [[anthropomorphic|anthro]] [[foxes]], [[unicorn]]s, and [[rabbit]]s, though his favorite species run more along the lines of [[felines]], [[mustelid]]s, and the non-yiffy, pre-1982 [[Skiltaire]]. His furry art is mostly portraits of retro-glam female furries.

In the past couple years, Ken has stopped his furry art to concentrate on writing; he has published a number of stories and articles about the [[WebFed Universe]] in ''[[Yarf]]'', background essays on [[Ken Fletcher]]'s [[Spontoon Island]], and is currently working on collaborations with [[Heavy Horse]] and [[Chris Litzau]] and editing some of [[Eric Hinkle]]'s furry sword-and-sorcery as well as (slowly) continuing work on [[WebFed Universe|WebFed]]. The webFed setting was originally created by Kurt Miller

He enjoys pencil/paper/funny-dice role-playing games, science fiction, military history, Catholic theology, Sixties/Eighties music, Sixties muscle cars, and "recreational thinking" and is often seen at [[convention]]s. Though sometimes drawing himself as a [[Skunk (species)|skunk]] with glasses, he could never settle on a fan name and uses his own.

He currently lives in Southern California, U.S.A.

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== See also ==

* [[The Legion of the Headless Unicorn]]

== External links ==
{{Contributor|Ken Pick}}
* [http://spontoon.rootoon.com/SPwHi21.html Geopolitics and Naval Affairs] for the Spontoon Island shared universe. These two essays are intended to familiarize 21st Century readers with the ''Zeitgeist'' of the 1930s; all of the geopolitical situations and naval technology are based on real historical events and situations, only slightly tweaked from actual reality.

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Dave Bryant

2015-08-23T03:35:38Z

Baron Ald: He was working on a role playing game featuring his Wormholes universe with Ken Pick during the mid to late 1980's. He had created a very good background for it and he had planned to submit to Tri Tac

'''Dave Bryant''' is an [[artist]] and writer, his subject matter including [[science fiction|science fictional]] or [[anthopomorphic]] characters.

== External links ==
* ''[http://www.arclight.net/~pdb/ Glimpses]'' - Dave Bryant's website
* [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Dave-Bryant/ Dave Bryant] on [[VCL]]
* [http://www.rabbitvalley.com/department_2909_0_0.html Dave Bryant] at [[Rabbit Valley]]

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