Journal Entry 1 by Greyflank from Brick, New Jersey USA on Monday, October 12, 2015
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The RainFurrest Annual Charity Anthology was created to celebrate and showcase the literary aspect of the anthropomorphics fandom as well as to raise funds for charity.




Features the following stories:



Heart by Bryan Nickleberry

Welcome to my Parlor by Rechan

Ol'grem by Cheshire

Steed and Steel by Bill Kieffer

Thicker than Blood by Kits

Jailbreak by PJ Wolf

Featuring art by Dr. West, Bill "Greyflank" Kieffer, and P. Gaither with a cover by Rhari.

Heart by Bryan Nickleberry

So a demon, a succubus, and a monster hunter walk into a bar...

So, without spoiling the ending, love really does conquer all.

The sex is all in the "front end" of the story and it is rather messy and exhausting. I found the final climax to be nicely done, but I do have two minor complaints.

The first being is cup sizes. In a sword and sorcery setting, I find the use of modern sizing more than a little jarring. I like breasts. There must surely be a better way for a woman to describe her own endowments, even if that woman isn't all she seems to be. There are other ways to say these things more appropriate to the setting, I should think.

Issue 1.5 : G-Spot. See above/Issue the first.

The second issue covers a long lapse of years. In talking about the children and their powers, there's a passage or two that feels distant. I'm sure it just needs a little tweaking.



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Journal Entry 3 by Greyflank at Brick, New Jersey USA on Sunday, October 25, 2015
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Welcome to my Parlor by Rechan

I found this to be particularly witty version of a dungeon crawl for one, from the point of view of the "monster." Considering the adult theme of NSFW and how these things go in Furrydom, I was quite pleased and surprised by the ending.

I did not see that "coming."

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Journal Entry 4 by Greyflank at Brick, New Jersey USA on Monday, October 26, 2015
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Ol'grem by Cheshire

When I started reading this story, I really did not think I'd like it much. And I think with good reason, the first few paragraphs were confusing and repetitive. I'm OK with repetition; especially when used to good effect. This wasn't. By the time the Fox hit the city, I had to take a break.

I think perhaps the first few paragraphs reminded me too much of my own first draft writing; which made it worse, too close to home.

But once the fox got to the bar and made arrangements for staying, the story telling improved and every thing after that seemed very polished. The sex was probably as satisfying for me as for Ol'Grem.

Spoiler Alert, I think the Fox got wonderfully spoiled.

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Journal Entry 5 by Greyflank at Brick, New Jersey USA on Thursday, October 29, 2015
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Steed and Steel by Bill Kieffer

That's me, and I need to apologize for the lack of a final edit. Part of the problem is the version of OpenOffice I use. Saving from .ODT to .DOC messed up almost every closing quote mark until I learned to stop using smart quotes.

Plus, I used Peter's name where I should have used Coal's in one spot.

I still think it works if you do not know Metamor Keep. But I know Metamor Keep and I am biased. The other writers of Metamor Keep want me to make it clear that this story is non-canon.

Because there's sex in it.

Canon story would be the same plot with the rapes done discreetly off camera.

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Journal Entry 6 by Greyflank at Brick, New Jersey USA on Sunday, November 01, 2015
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Thicker than Blood by Kits

I learned that Kit's tale was accidentally truncated before I began reading it. I glanced at the ending, and it seemed to end in a good spot (which is to say not in the middle of a sentence) .

I read the story and it still seems to end in a good spot. Maybe not the best spot for this collection of Furry Adult stories, but it does at least answer the question Valof has been asking himself since the story began: Why did he save Hrun and not run away with the loot? And it does answer that so deliciously well.

I don't know what happens after they have sex (sorry, no spoiler there... NSFW is exactly that kind of book, after all). Hrun can run off, Valof can run off, they can run off together, or the owner of the loot might sneak past them and get his loot back, for all I know. So, maybe future editions will have the full story, maybe not, but no one should really feel cheated (except perhaps Kits).

What we get is worth reading and enjoying.

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Journal Entry 7 by Greyflank at Brick, New Jersey USA on Sunday, November 01, 2015
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Jailbreak by PJ Wolf

I think I liked every line here, except "Coryn knew the castle the lord spoke of." We kind of established that on the previous page, yes? But every other line served its purpose and the complexities of royal intrigue. Intrigue is often confused with a singular mystery or secret, not the complex atmosphere a ruling caste lives and breathes.\

Never mind the sex, read the story to taste the intrigue PJ builds his story upon. The sex is good, if tricked and coerced. I felt I was really reading from the point of view of a strong woman, not bitter but realistic.

I look forward to finding a longer work by PJ Wolf. I'm curious to see if he can "keep it up."

This is a Memorial Release For Teddy Sexton.

Teddy passed away July 24, 2012. Since then, I've given myself the job of spreading the books he left behind as if they were his ashes. Not all of the books I'm releasing during this time were his; but the bulk have been. I still have many, many of his books left to share.

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To the finder of this book, please enjoy it. Please share it with someone. Please help it travel. Thanks!

Into the LGBT bookbox this goes~! The typos and formatting errors are horrible here, but I've a story in here that you shuld not let children read.

To the finder of this book, please enjoy it. Please share it with someone. Please help it travel. Thanks!

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taking this one out to read~ warts and all ;)