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Nathan turned to shut the door as he and Melinanatha entered the chamber. Like everything else in the castle, the door was over-sized relative to him. Nathan pushed it with one hand and then two. The thick, massive wooden frame creaked and moved slightly - possibly an inch. Melinanatha giggled. The pit in Nathan's stomach widened. He pressed his shoulder against the door, dug his heels into the stone floor and finally managed to close it. He then turned and regarded Melinanatha with a smile that felt horribly false. He paused for a moment to look around. The chamber was fifty to sixty feet in width and length and had a low, vaulted ceiling. The walls were finished stone and mortar. A small yet elegant square table stood in the middle of the room with four padded chairs situated at each side. A wooden cabinet decorated with intricate whorl carvings stood against the wall opposite the door. Plates, glassware and other assorted crockery lined the cabinet's shelves. Nathan

It is with a heavy heart that I announce that Abby Cao - long time artist of the Lycanthrope Club Webcomic - is leaving. She will complete one more page (she is working on it now) before moving on. Although she enjoyed working on the comic, she simply does not have time for it any more with her new job. Our parting was amicable and I wish her the best of luck. This is, in part, the reason for the long dearth of updates (on my dA page, the Patreon and the webcomic). Before going any further, let me make one thing clear. THIS IS NOT THE END OF THE LYCANTHROPE CLUB WEBCOMIC! I will begin searching for a new artist immediately. I will also be on the lookout for guest artist(s) for guest pages, but no promises as I didn't have much luck finding any during Abby's brief sabbatical. That said, if you know any artists who might be interested in doing guest pages or becoming the LC webcomic artist (or are one!) please contact me! It will be difficult to find a dedicated artist who can

I'm back! I hope everyone had a Happy New Year! The Fall 2023 semester proved to be even more demanding than I anticipated. This, coupled with Abby's leave of absence and me being occupied with holiday and family obligations is why there really haven't been many updates here, on the webcomic or on the Patreon over the last 3-4 months. The good news is that the holidays are over. I've rested and recuperated and the next semester should be MUCH less intense than the previous one, meaning I now actually have some time and energy to spend doing what I love - writing and creating. First, a new page of The Lycanthrope Club Webcomic has just been posted. It has been already been available to patrons for the last five days so if you want to read new pages as soon as they are ready, join the Lycanthrope Club Patreon! There are also Patreon-exclusive stories and illustrations. Second, after going such a long time without writing, I needed to pen something relatively simple as a warm up.

Hello everyone! Yet another extended dry spell between new content and updates, I know. Autumn might be sparse in terms of content as well as I will have an increased workload starting in the middle of August. However, that hasn't always had a negative impact my productivity. What's that old saying? If you want something done, get a busy person to do it. Let's start with the big announcement. Readers of The Lycanthrope Club Webcomic have probably noticed there hasn't been a new page uploaded in over two months. No, the webcomic is not going to end! The artist, Abby Cao, has decided to take a sabbatical. She's been with the Lycanthrope Club Webcomic since the beginning and has done a fantastic job, but needs some time off. No ETA on when she'll be returning - could be a couple months, could be a year. In the interim, I will be seeking guest artists for monthly or bimonthly updates for the webcomic - maybe a side-story, maybe some character art; maybe we'll even continue the main