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Looking for furry scriptwriters
Posted 10 years agoI realize it has been a long time and this account is probably dead, but are there any scriptwriters out there? I need to commission a film adaptation from a book and am not sure how to go about it. Am wishing to find someone experiences to do it for me.
Any takers? I will try to make it worth your while.
Appreciate it if those reading this can spread the word to those budding screenwriters out there. Thanks
Any takers? I will try to make it worth your while.
Appreciate it if those reading this can spread the word to those budding screenwriters out there. Thanks
Eludoran the Game (Out Now)
Posted 10 years agoI know it's been awhile since I was here and I apologize. Been working on a number of projects. Chief of which is this:
Yes, Eludoran is now available for sale as a pc mini-game. It took a lot of time and paw-greasing, but that's finally done. Doesn't look half bad either. Check the official website for details and the shiny buy-it button. Do it, you know you want to.
hesiod.wix.com/poetry#!books/cnec
Yes, Eludoran is now available for sale as a pc mini-game. It took a lot of time and paw-greasing, but that's finally done. Doesn't look half bad either. Check the official website for details and the shiny buy-it button. Do it, you know you want to.
hesiod.wix.com/poetry#!books/cnec
Longest Poem record broken
Posted 11 years agohttp://www.straitstimes.com/news/si.....re-more-15000-
Am counting on the community's support. Don't let me down :p
Am counting on the community's support. Don't let me down :p
Hello watchers
Posted 12 years agoHave to say I'm rather surprised that a few of you are still with me; given the inactivity here as of late. Sorry about that, I'm not the best at giving updates.
Been pretty busy in self-imposed exile with what I hope will be the longest fantasy poem ever written. The finished work is expected to be a three-book trilogy entitled Eludoran, meant as a retelling of Tolkien's unfinished poem the Lay of Leithian; only with furry characters. It experiments with combining many separate genres; and shall have lofty literary elements as well as suggestive scenes aplenty in equal doses. As of this moment, the first part of the trilogy has been completed and is slated to be published soon once final round of edits are done. Any who are interested might like to head over to http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11104174/ for a teaser of what the cover art will look like.
That said, since I'll be starting on the second part soon; I'd like to take the opportunity to ask what you--the furry audience--most like to see in a project like this. Please reply to this journal with your answers if you can spare the time; and rest assured I'll be taking all of them under careful consideration. You are my intended demographic after all.
For an example of the kind of poetry to expect, look no further than Triumph: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10382630; one of my earlier works. I look forward to hearing your thoughts
Been pretty busy in self-imposed exile with what I hope will be the longest fantasy poem ever written. The finished work is expected to be a three-book trilogy entitled Eludoran, meant as a retelling of Tolkien's unfinished poem the Lay of Leithian; only with furry characters. It experiments with combining many separate genres; and shall have lofty literary elements as well as suggestive scenes aplenty in equal doses. As of this moment, the first part of the trilogy has been completed and is slated to be published soon once final round of edits are done. Any who are interested might like to head over to http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11104174/ for a teaser of what the cover art will look like.
That said, since I'll be starting on the second part soon; I'd like to take the opportunity to ask what you--the furry audience--most like to see in a project like this. Please reply to this journal with your answers if you can spare the time; and rest assured I'll be taking all of them under careful consideration. You are my intended demographic after all.
For an example of the kind of poetry to expect, look no further than Triumph: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10382630; one of my earlier works. I look forward to hearing your thoughts
