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Started this discussion. Last reply by Chaz Wood May 23, 2011. 2 Replies

Just arrived from a weird and foreign place (known to some travelers as 'Britain', specifically the damp and draughty bit in the North where men are known to wear skirts, and plaid bags of wind are…Continue

 

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Chaz Wood left a comment for Amaryllis Higgenbottom
"Hey, thanks for the add ;-)"
Jun 1, 2011
Chaz Wood and Amaryllis Higgenbottom are now friends
Jun 1, 2011
Chaz Wood replied to Sophie Playle's discussion Body Horror and the Fusion of Man & Machine
"Very welcome! Hope it's of some help. :)"
May 31, 2011
Chaz Wood left a comment for Shelley HW
"Thanks very much for the add. Let me know what sort of caption you'd like for your link, and I'll put it up. My page is at: http://fenriswulf-books.blogspot.com/"
May 30, 2011
Chaz Wood and Shelley HW are now friends
May 30, 2011
Shelley HW left a comment for Chaz Wood
"Sure, a link exchange would be great. I'm at http://shelleyhw.wordpress.com I'll post yours up there."
May 30, 2011
Chaz Wood commented on Jon Hartless's blog post Steampunk Inspiration and Writing a Steampunk Story
"Fair enough, however, the earliest example of what would now be termed 'classic steampunk' that I have ever seen dates from 1984, and is, in truth, completely 'cartoonish'. Drawn by Bryan Talbot and written by Kevin O'Neill,…"
May 30, 2011
Chaz Wood left a comment for Shelley HW
"Hey, if you're still interested in networking via your Wordpress webpage, drop me a line. I'm always looking out for fellow writers, artists, bloggers, etc to link to from my page, and feature there too, if desired.   -Chaz"
May 30, 2011
Chaz Wood commented on Jon Hartless's blog post Steampunk Inspiration and Writing a Steampunk Story
"Very interesting points. I totally agree, as well, and have followed a similar path in my own writings. While my own 'Wish & the Will' series is pure fantasy, set on a mythical world where myth and magic are real, the hub of the…"
May 30, 2011
Chaz Wood replied to Jonathan D. Beer's discussion What's everyone working on? in the group WORDSMITHS
"Long-term writing and illustrating project, Book 1 of the 'Wish & the Will' series. Steampunk in character and design, yes - but also with strong elements of dark fairytales, folklore, cosmic sci-fi, medieval demon magic and…"
May 29, 2011
Chaz Wood replied to Peter Francis's discussion Dark Asgard - thoughts on a postcard in the group Personal Writings of Every Sort
"I'm a sad sucker for anything that's Old Norse or inspired by it. It's one of my specialist subjects and something I've loved since I was a kid, and it's great to see it handled in such a different and personal way. David…"
May 28, 2011
Chaz Wood left a comment for David Mark Brown
"David,   Great stuff, thanks for the enthusiasm. Sounds like an interesting variety of posts there, too. Feel free to drop me a line anytime with thoughts, articles, opinions, etc. - I'm really opinion to suggestion! Am happy to share your…"
May 27, 2011
David Mark Brown left a comment for Chaz Wood
"Hey Chaz, I would love to do a guest post on your blog. I just got back from there and it looks like good stuff. I am actually staging a virtual book tour the last week of July and maybe into August in which I will be guest blogging for several…"
May 27, 2011
Chaz Wood commented on David Mark Brown's blog post Diesel vs. Steampunk: Publishing Ethics
"@Peter - if someone as big as Peter Jackson is truly going to be filming the works of Reeve, then it sounds to me, at any rate, that the Steampunk genre may be heading for the big explosion, followed by the inevitable crash, as suggested by my…"
May 27, 2011
Chaz Wood commented on David Mark Brown's blog post Diesel vs. Steampunk: Publishing Ethics
"Well, writing what I write is what I've been doing for 20 years - it's only in the past 5 or 6 that I even thought about getting commercial. Not by 'selling out' and conforming to current trends. Then, it's just a case of…"
May 27, 2011
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May 27, 2011

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Blog/website
http://www.fenriswulf-books.co.uk
Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/Fenriswulf.Publishing
Introduce yourself!
Self-employed writer and illustrator of many works, but mainly the steampunk-oriented surreal fantasy series, 'The Wish & the Will'. Book One, 'Sundancer's Regret', is currently serialised on the Amazon Kindle platform, and in its fully-illustrated form via our own website.

In my banal day job I aim to provide IT support, even if my telescopic sights may need adjusting. The rest of the time is spent in a quiet farmhouse in the company of a stuffed wolf, no TV, and a laptop-sized portal to an endless world of wonder. Creating characters, stories, books and artworks has been a major part of my life for as long as I can remember.
What do you hope to find at The Steampunk Writers & Artists Guild?
Others with similar interests to me - fellow creative people - an entertaining exchange of opinions, viewpoints, ideas, and works.
How did you hear about us?
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At 4:13pm on May 23, 2011, Matthew Delman said…
Welcome to the Guild, Chaz!
At 4:31pm on May 23, 2011, Amaryllis Higgenbottom said…

Welcome, Chaz!

At 5:33pm on May 23, 2011, Lia Keyes said…
Welcome, Chaz! Delighted you threw yourself in and already added some great photos! :)
At 11:46am on May 27, 2011, David Mark Brown said…

Hey Chaz,

I would love to do a guest post on your blog. I just got back from there and it looks like good stuff. I am actually staging a virtual book tour the last week of July and maybe into August in which I will be guest blogging for several sites. So far those guest posts range from "What does Reefer have to do with Punk," "Dieselpunk and the Mexican Revolution," "Creating a platform to sell books on Wattpad," "What is REeferPunk?" and the likes of the post I just put up on SWAG and another one bemoaning the encroachment of steamy steampunk and how slutty romance seems to be the harbinger of death for most popular sub genres.

I have a links page that I would certainly add your page too as well as being glad to host a guest blog myself or write one up on what is going on with you guys.

At 9:54am on May 30, 2011, Shelley HW said…
Sure, a link exchange would be great.
I'm at http://shelleyhw.wordpress.com
I'll post yours up there.

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