I wonder if I can get away with this...

I had a thought last night that the Abducted!Werewolf story might work better if the scenes in my wolf's POV were in first person. And it just struck me (as I was typing this) that I might not be able to get away with it as a new author in a "mainstream" publication like F&SF...but it might fly for Writers of the Future, which deadline is sneaking up fast. It's a bit short for WotF, though, although the guidelines don't list a "minimum" word count.

I will have to ponder this more.

I wonder if I can get away with this...

I had a thought last night that the Abducted!Werewolf story might work better if the scenes in my wolf's POV were in first person. And it just struck me (as I was typing this) that I might not be able to get away with it as a new author in a "mainstream" publication like F&SF...but it might fly for Writers of the Future, which deadline is sneaking up fast. It's a bit short for WotF, though, although the guidelines don't list a "minimum" word count.

I will have to ponder this more.

*snerk*

This is hilarious. Michael Judge finds out what 'furries' are for the first time. Apparently from a DragonCon SG1 panel?

*snerk*

This is hilarious. Michael Judge finds out what 'furries' are for the first time. Apparently from a DragonCon SG1 panel?