
Just a fox and a stranger traveling through this wearisome land. PFP by @SketchyMouse.
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Ten writers I think about a lot, at first blush:
1. John Milton
2. Herman Melville
3. William Wordsworth
4. Edmund Spenser
5. Wallace Stevens
6. William Butler Yeats
7. Patrick S. Tomlinson
8. James Joyce
9. Emily Dickinson
10. John Bunyan
Happy autumnal equinox! The lurking dread of how much stuff I have left to do before the first frost can't dampen my enthusiasm for the best season of the year.
Hi, neighbor! Greetings to all my fellow vulpes, from bengalensis to zerda, on National Fox Day. Picture by the awesome @KelFoxie.
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After much regrettable delay, I'm pleased to announce that Hound of Heaven Issue 7 is now available! I'm ordering Patreon and contributor complimentary copies tonight. Very excited to finally share this with you all! ko-fi.com/s/44f720b207
Harvest time is nigh, and the pear crop is looking much better than last year's. Thank you to the very talented @chalkrub for this amazing artwork!
Furry Frontalism: the tendency of furry artists to occasionally violate the laws of perspective, lest they have to deal with commissioners asking, "...but where's the tail?"
Full body for the awesome @APilgrimFox ! I had so much fun with this one! 馃挏
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Time to post my new drawing made in honor of #America250 this year. For the occasion, here is a recreation of Washington at Valley Forge by E. Percy Moran.
I had completely forgotten Duessa's true form includes a fox's tail. How dare Spenser use that to represent her deceitful nature? What did we do to deserve this?
It's a shame The Faerie Queene languishes in obscurity because of all poems in English it's probably the one that would most appeal to the modern anime and video game crowds.
There's something so relaxing, almost therapeutic, about reading Lawrence Ritter's The Glory of Their Times. Time means nothing at a ballpark.











