>>385019385019 I doubt it. But I still need to read most of your fics. I havent read sunset since I reviewed it. havent even seen the final product! I got to get on that. as well as Clothes of the Mare. That was pretty successful, so I've seen!

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Well, you can always have fun deviating from the outline later, but having it is a great way to prevent writer's block and endings that fizzle.

And at some point, good writing always becomes a chore. You think I enjoy revising a fic for the 5th time?

But the results are worth it.

>>379179379179 You kidding me? I write outlines and "properly" plan out a story it feels like a chore writing after a while. Making it up as I go keeps me interested in the writing process. It keeps things exciting too! Not knowing what comes next. Most of the time anyway. I pre plan major events, but that's it.

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That.

That is why you write an outline first and plan out a proper conclusion. ^.^

>>126362126362 ah. Cool. Nice to see it was worth remembering. I've had half a mind to re-write it, but not sure I want to.

read What Doesn't Kill You a while back and after reading i dunno what feels 50+ stories made an account to keep track of everything. great story btw

>>6642066420 yeah... About that. I thought I had a good idea there, but I hit a dead end. There wasn't much I could do with it that wouldn't be boring ass every day post apacalyptic life. You maynot know this but I like to keep my stuff fairly realistic. As realistic as the pony world gets that is. SO there wasn't much I could think of doing from that point on. So I stopped, I do however have a bigger and better one in the works already. I was going to wait until I had 5 chapters done to post the first one, but what the hell. I've got 4 and a half done so I'll throw it out there now. Be on the lookout.

>>6641866418 To "One Hundred Miles To Hoofington"

>>6620366203 That depends on what you're talking about.

So how's the new chapters coming?