It's hard to say whether I'm more of a writer, photographer or artist. So, I chose writer, as I seem to do that on a more regular basis. Mind you, all three are currently as a hobby, only. (Well...there is that one published story piece...)

I have posted some of my writings into this account. A few independent, stand alone stories, along with the big project, Plight of the Rose, which is my contribution towards American Manga and will probably not show up in much more then teasers. It's been a very long time in coming and portions of the story have already been stolen and used...as a TV series. (How can one feel ripped off AND proud, at the same time???) It's just a little series called 'Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda'!!! Kind of hard to debate, as the show is claimed to be based off of notes written decades before I was ever born. Doesn't matter. The story's core is so past that point, anyhow.

The other theft just honors me, completely. The TriSolians, whom found their way into an episode of Futurama, were a side character in my world. Barely a footnote between the war of the TriCylians and the TriZuulians. Futurama, you're the best for fleshing them out and broadcasting them across American airways for me! Cheers!

As of this time, while I have taken a drawing class and am very slowly trying to further that limited learning experience, I have no plans on taking commissions. Frankly, what I can produce isn't worth asking a dollar over. At least, not at this time. And, most of what is in my Gallery for art pieces are commissioned from other artists. So, that 'commissions' tab shall continue to have nothing listed in it.

As far as the NEXT 'big migration' of FA is concerned..."The Sand 'Furry' People are easily startled, but they will soon be back, and in greater numbers."

Sadly, I know it's the pretty pictures that bring in far more interest then the pages upon pages of pure text. So, I now accent the stories with the pretty pictures. Money well worth it. And, some day, I hope to rival those skills.
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People whom I shall forever hold dearly (and/or deerly) to my heart. (My real heart. Not some fantasy concept.) My beloved parents, whom have always been there through practically everything. (Even this crazy Furry side, no matter how many friction moments there may have been.) Plus other family members whom have since departed for realities unknown. A few friends and mentors from my school days whom I have not seen in many years. (And quite possibly never will, again. They need not be listed here. That's what the FB (Data collector) is for.)  donkey whom was my guide into the fandom and shall ever remain a close, personal friend. (Regardless of how many miles we may divide us.)  brownwolf whom has shown me what a great friendship really can be. (Regardless the years that may pass, I shall never forget you. I promise.)  plushlover whom, even during this recent con, (as of 2017) was very concerned about my well being, all so easily deserves to be here. And new friends whom may be added to this list at any time, I feel very honored to have known each and every one of you. (As of this typing, the tears just won't stop coming as I reflect on how truly grand my life really has been. This has to be typed before this emotional roller coaster happens to conclude.) There are others whom I would like to put on this list, like Charlie (Coyote) or Minotaur. I am just having trouble remembering names/nicks, at this time. [/i] Plus, a great number of people whom I have only talked to via the net and nowhere else. Like  queenhyena or  heilancoo or  SephrenDemon or  Spirit_Dancer with how supportive they have been with bringing Plight into the visual medium. I can't thank any of them enough. (Alas, if only my pocketbook could feel the same way.) And, then there's  SnowPupCreations and her almost soap opera styled life with all the endless troubles and worries. (I do hope for her eventual future to be brighter.)

I may not really understand the concept of love all that well. But, as I remember those whom have somehow come to imprint meaning into my memories and are drawing tears as of this typing, then that's got to be somewhere in the neighborhood of this emotion. And, while it may not be an exclusive one, I'll still brazenly call it a 'Human emotion.'

Quote John Scalzi: "Here's a quick rule of thumb "Don't annoy science fiction writers. These are people who destroy entire planets before lunch. Think of what they'll do to you.""
Quote Arthur C. Clarke: "..science fiction is something that could happen - but usually you wouldn't want it to. Fantasy is something that couldn't happen - though often you only wish that it could."
Quote Philip K. Dick: "If you think this Universe is bad, you should see some of the others."