Domus-Vocis

Do you believe in reincarnation? Daniel Lierre feels like he has met Nate Haynes before, in a previous life. During an impulse trip to a remote manor in Cornwall, England, Daniel encounters supernatural events that lead to him befriending an English beagle named Nate, who not only recognizes him from his dreams of a past life, but who also resembles one of Fangcrest Manor's previous owners: the mysterious Earl of Haywood, Jonathan. Together, the curious fruit bat and beagle decide to unravel a mystery from Victorian-era history and hidden memory. As well as determining for themselves if love can truly transcend lifetimes. In less than a week, "Two Souls of Fangcrest Manor", co-authored by me and Fruitz, will be available on Barnes & Noble in paperback! It's a furry Gothic romance set in both Victorian and modern-day England, about a beagle and fruit bat discovering reincarnation might in fact be real. Simply put, it's a wild ride perfectly themed for this month. Pre-order is

Taking place within Madison Scott-Clary's Post-Self universe, "Clade: A Post-Self Anthology" is an epic science fiction anthology I helped contribute with, alongside other authors like Zarpaulus, Rob MacWolf, Nenekiri, and many more! If you enjoy existentialism and philosophies of what makes us human in a world where the line begins to blur between reality and the System, then you're going to enjoy what we've all come up with! My story is titled "Genre Clade", if you're curious. It follows a gay writer who uploaded himself online to escape his religious family, but now wants to find himself. Order a paperback, or read for free online, here: https://clade.post-self.ink/

It's taken me a while, but I'm freaking back! Sure, I've been active on Furaffinity, SoFurry, Patreon, and Twitter, but I've neglected my account on here ever since the big update changed quite a few things. Only once in a while, I've posted something to show it's not a dead account. In all honesty, it's been difficult maintaining multiple accounts across different websites, especially with how life has gone for me at some points. However, that's all over. A lot has changed on DeviantArt since I've been actively on it. New rules, new upload policies, and even a new 'art form' with A.I. art generation (my opinion on that is a whole other conversation entirely, but let's just say I prefer the human touch, yet also won't be the type to wag my finger at somebody over it). So much has changed in my personal life too. I'm out of college--have been since just before the pandemic hit, thank God. I got my first apartment, published countless short stories online and offline, as well as made