Heads-up about Fetish Bible

[growly.livejournal.com]

Hey guys, just a heads-up.
If you've ever done anything for Segremores's "Fetish Bible" project over on FurAffinity, you should take a look at his most recent journal about it: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/256839/
Basically, he wants to publish the drawings he's recieved plus some stories into an actual book to sell. He is giving the artists the option to opt out of being published in the book, so if you don't want your stuff to be in the book, you need to go tell him so. :)

I know this isn't really a 'warning', but just thought I'd spread the word!

Comments

[segremores.livejournal.com]

Actually, I'm not anymore. You can read my most recent journal post at
http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/257490
In a nutshell: I actually bothered to go out and do the research on the legal requirements for what I was going to do, plus I investigated the cost of publishing, and discovered that I was in way over my head at this moment in time.

The Fetish Bible is meant to be a fun experience for everyone, but the costs and risks are too great for me to try and extend that entertainment further than the reaches of Fur Affinity. So, at this moment in time, I will rescind my decision to publish until I can be in a much more stable position to do so. (In other words, it may happen in the far future, but don't hold your breaths)

[growly.livejournal.com]

Oh, okay- thanks for the update, sorry it didn't work out as planned. :(

[segremores.livejournal.com]

::Shrugs:: Eh, it happens. Besides, now I'm glad I don't have to worry about printing the bible without your talented work in it. :)

[thaily.livejournal.com]

If you still want to do it you could make it a collaborative CD portfolio like some of the other projects which have been done in the fandom. It'll save you printing expenses and you could sign artists on under the terms and conditions required to make it a commercial project?