Madison Rye Progress
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Welcome to the written works of Madison Rye Progress, also known by her pen name, Madison Scott-Clary.

Madison is an author of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry living in the Pacific Northwest. Her interests lie in the realms of furry fiction and non-fiction, collaborative fiction, and hypertextual writing. She is a member of the Furry Writers' Guild, and editor for several projects, fiction and non-fiction. She holds an MFA from Cornell College where she studied the lyric essay and teaching creative writing in fandom- and subculture-specific spaces.

Publications

  1. Idumea

  2. Motes Played

  3. Marsh

  4. Mitzvot (Post-Self #4)

  5. Nevi'im (Post-Self #3)

  6. Toledot (Post-Self #2)

  7. A Wildness of the Heart

  8. Qoheleth (Post-Self #1)

  9. ally

  10. Eigengrau

  11. Restless Town

  12. Rum and Coke - Three Short Stories from a Furry Convention

Publications edited

  1. Ask. — An Odist Q&A

  2. Clade: A Post-Self Anthology

  3. When the World Was Young

  4. Arcana: A Tarot Anthology

Appearing in

Projects

Along with standalone works and story collections, Madison has worked on several writing projects, often with others

  • Post-Self - a collaborative fiction project designed to explore the implications of a universe where the sense of self can be blurred, split, or demolished through replication
  • ally - an ergodic, semiautobiographical project in the form of a conversation
ally Post-Self [a][s]

Recent

  1. | Science fiction | Uploading | Furry

    Hues
  2. | Death | Science fiction | Uploading

    Prophecies
  3. | Science fiction | The Heliosphere

    Functor
  4. | Science fiction | Uploading

    Reading
  5. | Science fiction | Uploading

    Regret of Potential
  6. | Furry | Horror

    Please look up

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Categories

Madison has worked on several pieces of various kinds. These are broken down into sensible categories.

Tags

Madison's work covers a variety of topics, organized into tags.

Series

Several of Madison's projects take part in shared universes or in series.