The difference a year makes. · 9:38pm Jan 1st, 2023
About a year ago, I decided to try my hand at something way, way out of my comfort zone as a writer. I wasn't sure if I'd be any good at it, or if anyone would like it, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to give it a shot. In service to that, I resolved to come up with a piece of filthy decadence, raw and unfiltered, yet still as well-written as I could make it. It would be the kind of story that I'd want to read myself.
I knew I wanted to use Celestia since she's always fascinated me as a character, but I wasn't as sure about making her the main protagonist. I had the thought of pairing her with a human, but it couldn't be just anyone. She had to be just as screwed up as the Princess, just as perverted, only maybe a little more clear-eyed about the consequences.
Then I figured, what if she understood those consequences...but she didn't give a shit? Nice to meet you, Dr. Mary Parvotti.
Holding Fast and Letting Go was originally a standalone story. But to my great surprise and delight, people enjoyed it, and I grew to enjoy writing about Mary and Celestia's adventures and companions. And while I'm happy about where it ended, I've still got other ideas both inside and outside the M&C setting. The holidays have slowed my output a bit, but January will bring the planned confrontation between Twilight and Cadance...and after that, we'll see where things take me. Incidentally, I'm glad The Dawn and Logia seemed to be well-received; I feel a lot more confident in trying different things.
Most importantly: thank you, thank you, thank you to all the readers for your likes, comments, and words of support. I hope you continue to enjoy my stories far into the new year, and beyond.
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you found a under supported niche, and just made the best stories in it.
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Agreed.
Your work is some of the best on the site, it's incredible.
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Thanks to both of you. Considering some of the talent here, that means a lot.