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I hung in there a little longer.  But this is the official very final post.  If you want to find where I am hanging out theese days, Google is your friend.  There are not too many gals going by “Veinglory”.  :)

Nature red in manicure. Within three feet of a wall socket Gorilla Lux is the brightest creatures imaginable, anywhere else she is just an ape with a fragile skull.

This is the second feral doll and I am fairly happy with her, except that I accidentally super-glued the light switch open. Which is better, I suppose, than gluing it closed.

The next feral doll is in the works–her name is Feral Fatale.

While Cleis released a full book of the 26 covers (which I reviewed here), it seems taht the actual alphabet themed book series has been cancelled.  So the actual anthologies will get no further than L, at least with this publisher.

I got a box of old doll parts and have been putting together what I think of as “the feral dolls”. They are a bit of statement about dolls and femininity–but you don’t need to take them all that seriously. This is the first of them to be more-or-less finished. She may need a little more detailing. Once I have them finished the feral dolls will be free to good homes (should anyone want them).

Tribelle

Tribelle is a counter-culture artiste. She is very concerned with being beautiful and creating beauty, but constantly worried that people night discover that her deliberately obscure symbolism of her paintings covers up a complete lack of anything meaningful in their content. Her work is as exquisite but as hollow as her bell-shaped head.

Welcome to the world of the feral dolls :)