On completion of stories and the beginning of new stuff

So yeah, I completed a story. It honestly wasn't that good, and I mostly regret putting it out there, but hey, more experience is good, right?

I don't have much of an idea of when the next bit of ponywords from me is going to happen. I have quite a bit going on, and I'm not sure I want to throw my hat back into the ring quite yet.

Warm sands, everyone.

Comments

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C'mon now... your story was probably the best one I've read all night and I've been up a bit, reading a few (past 2:00am already?... ugh - fine, clock, I'll go to bed already). Take more courage then this! You did well - and your upvotes vs. downvotes speaks fond words, even though I'm not really a strong advocate for using that as a gauge of anything.

If it says anything, your story was something that could even keep readers' interest up to the very end... I could probably, not without much scandalous offense, mention several stories that couldn't even achieve that feat from even me, and I'm a sucker for trying to look at many things from a positive light... even if there might be none.

Don't be sucked into the ol' artisan's curse of cutting down your own works, especially since it was really a good piece.

Lookin' forward to more horsewords. I'm watchin'.

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Thanks for the encouragement, man. I still feel that this story wasn't as good as my other ones, mostly because this one was pretty rushed, with little to no editing in it. For Denny's, I actually had that heavily edited by my friends, and it went through several revisions until it was published. Honestly, if I had taken the time to do that for this story, it probably would have turned out better.

But hey, if you liked it, who am I to judge?

More horse words will come. Soon, TM.