Riverdream has been featured by the Royal Canterlot Library!

You can read the flattering review, and my interview, here. (It will be visible on FimFiction later this week.)

Also, Seattle's Angels have given a mostly-positive review. (Perhaps I am too dense a writer to fully appreciate it.)

Needless to say, I am very pleased. Many thanks to the very kind reviewers, and especially all the readers who appreciated the story! May you all walk in joy between morning's grace and evening's glory.

Comments

[Corejo]

It was a damn fine read. I'm glad we found it.

[OleGrayMane]

Congratulations: it really is an inspired piece. You need to have this on EQD to get a "hat trick".

[Bad Horse]

I saw the Angels write-up, and the quoted paragraph was amazing. I put it on my RIL... <sigh>.

[Casca]

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Thank you too, by the way, for posting it in our rec thread!

And ya did good. I love, love it when someone shows ambition, and you pulled it off brilliantly.

[book_burner]

“It’s not just a story about going to Equestria, it’s a story about humanity willfully losing touch with the ways and traditions of our ancestors,” Chris said. “Those Greek mythology callouts aren’t just to show how smart the author is, nor are they even ‘just’ because that’s how Dunsany wrote: they’re the girders which support the story’s message.”

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In the end, if we want to make any sort of paradise actual in our universe, we will have to work hard to attain it, and reach a full understanding of how things work. Thus, to stand a chance of making our illusions real, we have to first set them aside. Funny sort of world we live in, isn’t it?

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[TheJediMasterEd]

Once again: a marvelous tale and a well-deserved accolade!