Still working on everything else this year, but I've got a sequel/prequel to Equestria: 1940 in the works, both a series of short stories set in the 1940 world up to the Equestrian moon project, and a war story showing some behind the scenes details about the war. For a little country the size of Ohio in the northern Atlantic, it has a lot of potential. Explosive, mostly. Snippets after the break.

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Curse you, Admiral Biscuit! You got me writing on the One Shot Tober project, and I’ve been busy cranking out a lot of little bits that never would have seen the light of day otherwise, from 1940 aftershots to Harry Potter seeds. I’m going to put the whole thing up as one giant compilation file at the end of October, because I don’t want to clean up a post every day, but I’ll let you peek at some of it now so you know I’m still here. Two bits. No more. Ok, three.

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For starters, Equestria : 1940 has just hit complete at 21 chapters, final epilogue posted early so I didn’t have to fiddle with the ‘Completed’ tag on my phone. I’m pretty proud of it, so if you haven’t read it, feel free to browse. It’s mostly slice of life with a few life getting sliced pieces, so enjoy the insanity of a human dropped into an impossible situation full of colorful, crazy ponies. Second, I have an

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I was wondering when people would start noticing the characters that I used in my Equestria : 1940 story looked familiar, for those of you who know history (or Google Wikipedia). Some of them are obvious, like the historical FDR, while some may be familiar to my readers as Laminia is. Some references are oblique, like ‘Soap’ MacTavish or the William Goldman derived quote (which was accidental by the timing, but intentional for the quote). So just for the fun of it, take a spin through the

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