I write mostly fantasy, some soft sf, and of course anthropomorphic fiction, all ranging in audience from children's/YA to mainstream to erotica. I also write poetry of the contemporary free-verse variety.

I've been writing all my life and have been submitting work to editors for about twelve years. My poems have been published in over 60 print and online publications; my short fiction has appeared in various publications including Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine (no longer publishing), the anthology Best Women's Erotica 2002, and The Summerset Review. Within the furry fandom, my fiction has appeared in Anthrolations (#6), Heat (#1, #5), New Fables (#2), and Renard's Menagerie (#7). Like most writers, I've got a novel in the works as well.

On the more personal side, I've been married for just over ten years now, and my husband and I live on two wooded acres in West Virginia with our cat and all the local wildlife.

Finally, I post much more fiction and poetry (including adult stories I can't post here) on FurAffinity, so if you like what you see here, please check out my gallery. there.

JonaWolf is an ordinary, average guy that hails from the central part of the province of Alberta in western Canada. An insanely busy blue collar worker and a notorious tinkerer and fixer of all things mechanical in nature, he is a wanderer and a fan of places remote and thinly populated.

Always an avid reader he never really considered writing anything until inspiration took hold in the late summer of '99. A novel titled Wild Rose Country was born in the aftermath of a fishing trip into the remote reaches of the Rocky Mountains and after a few false starts it soon took on a life of its own. Spurred on by some minor successes and a whole pile of frustration, Wolf River was his next attempt at writing something coherent. The Gift of a Stranger followed two years later. All three of those novels are still works in progress that are updated whenever the author's hectic life allows.

There have been a few short stories penned since, the most notable of them titled At Any Cost, a departure in style and subject matter from an author who mainly writes stories involving the wilderness and survival in post-apocalyptic worlds.

Nadan (Nathan Ryan) is a southern Californian author who completed his first serious anthropomorphic story in 1998. Entitled A Glass Half Full, this short story was the beginning of a series of at least four stories which is undergoing conversion into novel form via a plot overhaul.

In 2000 Nadan began work on his larger story universe, the Dual Blade Universe. His writing skills saw major improvements with his more focused efforts starting in 2003, including a gradual rewrite of nearly all his major stories.

He was the creator and host of the WatchingStone AnthroStory Contest, a seasonal anthropomorphic themed writing contest (hosted on his former website) which ran between the springs of 2005-06.

His most recently published work is the short story Taxed, which was published in the zine ANTHRO.

Besides that story, Nadan has not been actively writing since mid 2006.

Hmm.. well, there's not much to me as of right now.

I have never been published, I think I am too afraid of failure. My entire story takes place in a world called Mysticara, honesty, a Dungeons and Dragons setting I made way back when for a group of friends. I have since expanded it to fit a form more pleasing to me. In other words, I have thrown all rules out the window and started from scratch.

I have been married for over 11 years and have one son. My husband is in the Army National Guard and has spent the last 2 years in Iraq. I am a full time student, and have been since the fall semester of 2003. I have over 200 credit hours.... and I am 2 semesters away (fall '08 and spring '09) from my bachelors degree in English Education. I live in Oklahoma, and have only been to Canada as far as world travel.

Err... there's not much more to me, really. I am the oddball in the family, and every Halloween I go as some incarnation of Vrolok.

I have always wanted to write, and at one time wanted to be a novelist... but I get too sidetracked.