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Sunday
It May Be Ridiculous...

...but I really wish that little airships worked like this!
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Saturday
Some Art of a More Pleasant Sort

Because I am obsessive about those sorts of details, I had to know if the captain's gig could plausibly fit on Nebula's main deck with her gasbag fully inflated. I wrote a scene where that happens, and a little voice at the back of my head kept nagging at me to make sure I wasn't describing something that couldn't be done. Turns out after a morning of modeling and measuring, the gig can fit—just
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Friday
Circular Idiocy

This week, I learned there was such a thing as an AI Fixer or "Humanizer."
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Thursday
Update to the Glossary

As expected, sharp-eyed readers have spotted several errors and typos in the glossary for The Cadenza Prophecies and I have gone about fixing them. Nothing noteworthy there, but I also made a major overhaul to one of the illustrations that only served to explain one term. Now it is much more useful:
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1 week
The Glossary and Illustrations Chapter is Live!

I decided to append the glossary to the end of the story. Turns out it's longer than any of the chapters.
It will remain the last chapter even as new chapters come out. As I recall, that created some issues with quoting comments or something like that in The Skyla Pseudonym, so be aware of that if you want to comment on the glossary itself.
Enjoy!
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Feb

7th

2024

A Mildly Unhinged MLP x The Legend of Spyro Art Crossover · 9:27pm February 7th

What do you get when you mix gleeful insanity with wonderful artistic talent? Mad Genius Fun!

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JinxTJL

JinxTJL #1 · February 7th · 4 · ·

Rainbow Dash looks more like a vandal teenager than ever before and I love it.

Ghost Mike

Ghost Mike #2 · February 7th · 3 · ·

Very nice approach to the crossover, making the details in the dragon designs feel idiosyncratic and not cookie-cutter. Not the easiest thing to do with ponies (despite the wealth of artists who make it look effortless)! And the personality evident in the designs is as on-point as ever.

Herald of Opera