So far, 2022 sucks. It's been cold and snowy (EVEN for New England), my workplace is at one-third strength, and I had a scintillating conversation with a quarter-wit about cancelling insurance on my water-heater. He refused because I couldn't confirm the personal phone number he had on file and refused to admit it was because he had the wrong phone number.

Seriously, my IQ went down 40 points from that confrontation.

Oh, and my router AND ethernet cable went bad at the same time, which was a bitch to figure out lemme tell ya.

Anyways, it is now February and after I go groundhog-hunting I'm going to get started on developing one of my ideas into a story-series. I've got four sussed out and I'd like your opinions on what you'd like to see:

1) A series of stories set in a furry-verse where pussy-faced conjoinments affect a sizable part (25%) of the population, and this number is slowing increasing. About 70% of these transformations are female/female, 15% are male-female (yes this means the guy gets a pussy, technically), 10% are female/male (guy becomes a pussy-head) and 5% are male/male. Mostly light-hearted sexy fun, with some serious issues. Anthros are derived from animals who tend to be pets: dogs, cats, rats, mice, bunnies and snakes.

2) An alternative history story of Italy set during the renaissance. Magic exists but is limited to manipulating the mind or tapping into one's own psychic potential. Human, but one can transform into an anthro by appealing to the gods. Whether or not gods exist or if they are only beings that CALL themselves gods is a question that will be touched upon. Expect to see famous figures and the POV character is a bastard child of none other than Machiavelli!

3) Near-future, set in 2099. Things aren't QUITE Cyberpunkian, but close. Human, but conversion to humanoids with beast-like traits is possible (if expensive). The protagonist is a member of a commune-corp that owns and operates a hydroponics farm (she's the designer). One day, she is tending the farm and runs into a creature of fairy-tale and imagination. May be a crossover of 'The Last Unicorn' one of the greatest fantasy animated movies ever made.

4) Urban Dark Fantasy, loosely based on 'The Lost Boys' Anthros are bats, cats, rats, wolves, foxes, and rabbits. Expect classic 'Children of the Night' themes. Of and if you see anthro white rabbits? RUN.

Let me know what you all think!