[identity profile] lupabitch.livejournal.com posting in [community profile] animal_quills
Greets, all :)

Very, very good idea for a community, I gotta say!

I'm a twenty-something wolf therian living in lovely Seattle, recently transplanted from Pittsburgh. I've been happily married to [livejournal.com profile] teriel for...wow...three months now. I'm a pagan and a practicing magician, with an emphasis on animism, totemism and animal magics (gee, who woulda guessed?) Some of ya already know me, some don't, but it's good to be here regardless :)

I've always liked writing, though the B.A. in English pretty much solidified it for me. I've been writing semi-professionally for a couple of years now; my first book, Fang and Fur, Blood and Bone: A Primal Guide to Animal Magic came out earlier this year, and my next one, A Field Guide to Otherkin, is going to be out this coming March.

Here are a couple of things I've written on therianthropy, two of which are hosted elsewhere (but feel free to add them to the queue). I'm sure I'll come up with more at a later time, hence part of why I'm here (the other part being to read :) :

I Am Not a Werewolf

Wolf Therians and Pack - this is the first of three essays I wrote of varying lengths on what Pack means to me. It does have a link at the bottom to the original LJ post.

Here's the second part - some of this material went into "I Am Not a Werewolf" above.

And the third part

Date: 2006-10-07 03:59 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] paleo.livejournal.com
*waves*
I very much get what you say when talking about "pack" and "Pack". I do feel very happy when I am with those I consider pack, but the canine energy is often lacking. My little-p pack does let me be wolfish, but I've never felt what it is like to have wolfish energy returned to me. It would be nice to know such a thing, but it is not always reasonable to expect. I once was adopted into a clan of earthly cats, and it was a remarkable experience, but cat society is far more calmer and not dominance or hunting based. I cherish that memory while still wondering what it would be like to have canine energy flowing all around me instead.

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Animal Quills is a creative community for animal-people to share and discuss their written works. Over a hundred essays are archived here (many of which in locked entries). We focus on the concrete "here and now" experience of being animal inside, and other related musings (see our About page if you want to post).

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