Sorry about the absence. I hope to be back by September 15 October 6, with a full explanation. Or, at least, a decent excuse.
Review by Willow E. Taylor (creator of Stupidity in Magic): So out of the blue yesterday, this kind gentleman writes me and asks about a link exchange.
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I'd never heard of his comic, and that's saying alot. It turns out, it wasn't a comic, it's the continueing story of two misfits, who proceed to become more and more misfit like as the story unfolds.
I didn't get much done yesterday afternoon, I was busy reading it, one chapter at a time.
I'm hooked. It has a good plot, decent concept, and I think the romance between Banny and Lissa is one of the sweetest things I've seen recently. Go forth and read, people, go forth and read.
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E-Ditorial
Hello and welcome to my E-ditorial. Look for a new one
anywhere from once a week to once a month. I'll try to announce
on the page top when a new one has come out. The E-, by the way,
is similar to the e- in e-mail.
There are five degrees of Anthropomorphic, Funny Animal, or Furry stories.
Do you have an opinion that you want to share with everyone?
Well, everyone who reads Banny
And Lissa,
at least. You can write an E-ditorial! Just follow the following
rules. (to the tune of The Yellow Brick Road) Follow the
following rules. Follow the following rules. Follow follow follow
follow, follow the following rules.
A thousand words or less, please.
Limit the vulgarity. Certainly do not use any language
that'll get me kicked off Tripod. Don't use anything
stronger than I've used in the story.
No advocacy of Racism, Child Pornography, Suicide
(exempting Euthanasia for the Terminally Ill), or
anything that would violate my terms of
service.
No plagarism. All your words must be your own, or
properly attributed.
You have to own the rights to your essay. If it was
previously published or work for hire, please find out
what rights you own. You can send in a essay
published elsewhere; just tell me its publication
history.
No advertisements. A product mention, even a review, is
fine. But don't use my space just to push your wares.
Your spelling, grammar, sentence construction, et al.
should be at least at a high school level.
I reserve the right to break any of the above rules for
my own E-ditorials. Especially the high school level one.
If I post your E-ditorial, sorry, I can't pay you for it.
But, on the other hand, the only rights I get are the
right to post it on this web-site, and whatever web-sites
E-ditorials moves to. You still own your essay, and can
publish it elsewhere or whatever. I would appreciate a
mention, of course (and the new publishers may have their
own rules).
I know some of these rules might be strict, or even arbitrary,
but this is my site. If you don't like it, get your own
site, and use my name so I get referral credit. A link swap would also be nice.
I look forward to reading your E-ditorials and learning why
you are right and everybody else is wrong.
