I also wanted to share that my friend, the Forgotten One, has created a spectacular gender change animation, To Love or Lust. When a woman finds out her boyfriend has been cheating, how far will she go for revenge? You can watch a preview of this video here. Let me know what you think!
In order to promote a healthy body image, Bulimia.com has created photo manipulations of popular video game female characters with "realistic" bodies. Realistic means much fatter, and the results are very fun, so check them out!
I also wanted to share that my friend, the Forgotten One, has created a spectacular gender change animation, To Love or Lust. When a woman finds out her boyfriend has been cheating, how far will she go for revenge? You can watch a preview of this video here. Let me know what you think!
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I recently conducted an interview with K. Lynn the author of very detailed, 65,000 word long gender change ebook, His Womanly Ways. About The Book: His Womanly Ways Alex is a womanizer. He makes no excuses for it. Yes, he picks up women at the local bar, leaving them with just a memory of a good night and a good lay, but he hasn't had any complaints yet. That is, until he picks up the wrong woman. Not satisfied to be tossed aside as just another notch in Alex's bedpost, she curses him, wishing he “knew what it was like for a woman.” And he's about to find out what she means, embarking on a genderswap journey that he can't stop. Alex starts slowly gaining secondary female characteristics. Waking up with his cock gone, replaced by a vagina, was bad enough. Then it gets worse, as his body becomes more like a woman than the man he used to be. Alex tries to hide the changes he's going through, for fear that someone will discover his secret, but keeping this quite literally “under wraps” might be impossible before the curse runs its course. With the help of his female best friend, Eve, Alex tries to deal with who he is becoming. He feels like he's lost his identity, his mind not matching the body he now has. But Eve sticks by him, and they become closer as Alex's changes progress. What started out as friendship may become something more before Alex's journey is over. Perhaps this curse was actually a blessing in disguise. 1. Going beyond the Amazon description, what is His Womanly Ways about, and what inspired you to write it? I've written a number of manuscripts over the past few years, full-length novels that are in different levels of editing. And I've written quite a few short stories and novellas, all of which have been published (or soon to be published). This novel is unlike my usual fare of works, and perhaps that's why it came so fast to me. I let myself go and just saw where the plot would take me. And it turns out that it took me to quite an interesting place. The only thing I knew going in was that I wanted to do a genderswap book, but one that was unlike those I had read prior. I have always been interested in the genre, but I find most of it jumps straight to objectification rather than exploration. You're turned into another gender, so the first thing you do is feel yourself up and try to have sex with the nearest willing person? I don't buy that. Essentially your body doesn't match your inner self anymore. That should cause some kind of journey to either accept or reject the situation. That's what I tried to do with His Womanly Ways. Alex didn't ask for this to happen to him, and the process is gradual, as is his acceptance of the changes. His mind doesn't match the image he sees in the mirror, and that's important to realize. 2. How did you first get started writing, and what are your biggest inspirations to get creative nowadays? I've always written, since I was a child. I minored in Creative Writing and have been published for over three years now, with 14 anthologies, 1 novel, and 3 novellas from various publishers. I go where the characters take me, so it's just a matter of always listening. And I like to push my boundaries with new writing adventures. For His Womanly Ways, it was my one and only NaNoWriMo project. I was terrified going into the process for NaNoWriMo, because I had completed a novel the year prior and it took me a couple of months to get it finished. To think about writing a novel in a month was insanity, but at least it would give me a good start on the storyline. I never aimed to win, but win it I did with 51,000 words at the end of the month, and I continued on through the next month to finish up the remaining 15,000 words needed to have a complete story. What is usually the hardest part of writing the story for my other publications became an advantage in this one. When I have a long time to contemplate and write, I'll often consider not only where the story's going, but also how it will be received by the audience at large. That changes the way it's constructed a bit. With His Womanly Ways, it was an experiment for myself. I wanted to write a genderswap story and I didn't constrain myself by wondering what the audience would think, or if it was a good fit for the publishing marketplace. My intention wasn't the ultimate goal of publishing, but the ultimate goal of finishing and entertaining myself. Now, I have the chance to entertain others as well. 3. Aside from gender change are you interested in any other types of transformation genres? Will you write any other gender bender or other transformation related stories in the future? I have always been fascinated by both the perception of gender and the push of society to place people into specific gender roles. What does it mean to be a man or a woman? And what if you don't fit neatly into either role? Or if society has assigned you as one gender when you actually don't perceive yourself to be that gender? I write quite a bit of transgender and gender-fluid fiction, and I deem His Womanly Ways to fit into that. I've always tried to maximize my communication efforts in bringing the issue of LGBT representation into general mainstream markets, but there is a noted lack of transgender and gender-fluid writing within the LGBT genre compared to other explorations of sexualities. While other members of the LGBT community have seen negative stereotypes being replaced by positive ones in media works, the transgender and gender-fluid communities are still fighting to be positively represented in accessible media. Through my writing, I hope to bring more emphasis to this area. The Book: His Womanly Ways His Womanly Ways is a 65,000 word genderswap novel with adult language and adult concepts. Read an excerpt here. The Author: K. Lynn K. Lynn has been an avid reader and writer since childhood. While in college, K. Lynn increased her involvement in LGBT issues and writing within the LGBT fiction genre. She has become a long-time fan of the authors that seek to explore the commonality that exists within all sexualities and genders. Most of K. Lynn's work features LGBT characters, many of whom are in established relationships and show how love perseveres through every trial and tribulation that life holds. She also has a particular interest in seeing transgender characters gain a larger foothold within the LGBT fiction genre, hoping that the market for these works expand in the future. Contact K. Lynn at [email protected] or follow her on Twitter @WriterKLynn This is a great video, as it doesn't consider body swaps/mind transfers to be "transformations," so it focuses exclusively on TFs that include some process, which we all like. It also references some shows which are not very well known, which is always a plus. My only fault with it is that it does not include Kashimashi, my favorite gender transformation show, but admittedly it is a little light on the process.
What are your favorite gender TF moments in books, TV shows, movies, ect? By the way, for those of you who enjoyed my gender transformation ebook From Nathan to Nanako, I have surprise for you coming up in the next few weeks. Stay tuned for that. :) |
AboutT.F. Wright is a game developer and bestselling author. They focus on topics like magical transformations, celebrating alternative forms of beauty, flipping traditional gender roles, and LGBT themes. T.F. is also available for commissions. Categories
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