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Inquisitor M


Why 'Inquisitor'? Because 'Forty two': the most important lesson I ever learned. Any answer is worthless until you have the right question. Author, editor, critic, but foremost, a philosopher.

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  • 252 weeks
    Those not so Humble people are at it again!

    Humble Pony Bundle

    Cheap comics – go!

    -M

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  • 263 weeks
    So you want to write betterer...

    Just thought I'd quickly advertise the latest Humble Bundle of ebooks on writing. I've no idea how good any of them are, but if you're interested, you can't go far wrong with the price.

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    2 comments · 466 views
  • 357 weeks
    New Directions

    I could do the whole 'here's my update' skit, but to be quite frank, I'm just going to ask for clicks. The long and the short of it is that medication is working out very well, I have a job lined up through a special back-to-work scheme that is going well so far, and a new game is coming out in a couple of months that has finally gotten me enthused about writing again.

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  • 396 weeks
    Reading: Three Solos, One Cadence

    I may have assumed that this project had fallen by the wayside since it's been so long. And, of course, I have been somewhat otherwise-occupied recently. Imagine my surprise when fifty-eight minutes of some of my best character writing popped up in my inbox. The background music choices make this absolutely sublime. Whether you have read the original or not, this is well worth a listen.

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  • 397 weeks
    Of Blood and Bone

    So, treatment three down.

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    8 comments · 708 views
Sep
22nd
2012

Critical Hit: Tear Ducts · 12:18pm Sep 22nd, 2012

Usually, I'm a bit advocate of MandoPony being the most fundamentally talented musician in the fandom, with particularly soft spots left for Foozogz and Living Tombstone.

Yet, this last week, all of their work got flushed out of my brain by a single track that got to me in a way that no other has. Lullaby for a Princess is an excellent example of how attention to the tiniest details can seriously heighten the experience of both listening, and reading. Varied pacing and tone shifts raise this up from being merely beautiful to emotionally evocative, all without needing to invest some new dynamic in the story of Nightmare Moon. Granted, a stunningly talented singer kinda helps, too.

It went up on EQD a few days ago, so many of you may have already heard it; if you haven't, go now and take a box of tissues. You may need it.

-Scott


P.S. Shades of Grey: Second Edition is well into the second act of the rewrite, and it's looking very good indeed. I'm tentatively considering the 1st of October as a date to delete the old version (which will still be available via GoogleDocs) and put up v2.0 Act I, then add chapters every couple of days to take advantage of how FIMFiction works. Thank you to all those who have continued to offer support and feedback while I am working on this.

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A truly beautiful song.

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