Lloyd's Favorites

Hi and welcome to Lloyd's Favorites page! The stories I've placed here are ones that I personally enjoy. I'll try and add some form of categorization if this grows enough, but for now a simple list will have to do. This page is going to be looking really messed up for a little while as I try and make it nice and pretty and categorized; I'm basically copying/pasting commands from other people's pages though so chances are it'll take a while for me to figure out how to order everything.

{{#if:true|| }}Where's the Beef?: A Spells 'R Us story and fairly humorous if you know how most of the SRU tales usually end. Somebody's Watching: Technically a toon TF but it's almost irrelevant as far as a transformation story goes. Not so much 'creepy' as 'darkly ominous' if that makes any sense. Sly's Big Movie: Another toon TF, this one turns a Xanadu attendee into a toon fox. Interesting depiction of how writing a Warner Bros. cartoon as a story would work. Can be difficult to follow if you have trouble with visualization. The Sly Fox Show - Tune In and Toon Out: Third story in the Sly Fox series from Xanadu. Shame no more are being written, it's a very good concept to work with. Abysses: A recent addition to Shifti and a very good if short tale that will screw with creationists =D Losing Himself: Part of the Xanadu universe and a weird type of TF in which a man in a fursuit turns into... a man in a fursuit. Part tragic, part creepy, there's probably some form of moral here but I haven't got a clue what it is. Slips of Paper: Fox TF told through a series of inner dialogues. No real plot to speak of but the style is refreshing and it contains the ever-amusing line "Yeah, that's right buddy. I just flipped you off with my tail. Bite me." Reality Bites: A look at the complications involved in human => animal transformation. This is either ironic or depressing depending on how hopeful you are that TF technology becomes practical in our lifetime. Passing Fad: An utterly absurd premise gives a very enjoyable story. Looks like Ford was right, albeit a little delayed. Anubis: For some reason this story keeps getting categorized under the Blind Pig setting. In either case it is a very good story that I heartily endorse. Best Friends: Part of the Visionary line by Brian Erik Coe. Short, sweet, and with a happy ending. Wolf in the House: A reporter confronts a senator about some unusual activities. Amusing and a bit tongue in cheeck near the end. Little Boy Lost: A fox TF with a nice slice-of-life feel to it. Convoluted Quality: This is sort of a pre-emptive addition to my favorite list since the number of sentences is at 4 as of 6PM, February 17th. Either way once this grows it'll definitely be a favorite! Eternal Glory: A horror story involving Care Bears, what else can I say?