Yeah, it's been a while. · 10:06pm June 23rd
To be honest, I don't know how many people are left here who still read or enjoy my works. Same goes with Blue Bastard and Flynt Coal; they probably have the same questions as well.
Anyway, the reason I'm writing this is to announce that one of my stories (Fire & Rain: Applejack and the Queen of Knives, which I wrote under the pseudonym of Limbo Theorem) is getting a complete rewrite as an original story and now up on Royal Road as simply The Queen of Knives.) If you're interested, please swing on by and support - the story retains many of its original hallmarks, but allows me to tell the story as I'd intended, without having to seriously bowdlerize it.
For that record, for the 7DSJ fans, Blue, Flynt and I have a write of that planned as well.
I hope you'll support our switch; we don't plan to leave this place, but I doubt the stories will be developed any further in their current mode. It's not that we've "outgrown" MLP (seriously, I still have Sunset Shimmer as my wallpaper on my PC and phone!) but that a lot of what we want to do cannot be done here. That's not the fault of the site, just how things develop.
Again, I hope you'll support me there and the others once we get our new versions of the stories going.
Still here and very much looking forward to any new developments.
Well, I'm still here, lurking.
I have to admit that I may go a month without logging in, but I'm still here.
I continue reading and rereading 7DSJ because I love the story.
Happy to see you folks around here
still glad your okay
Wow, there's a name I haven't seen in a good, long while
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I'm still here even after the argument over how SIREN and Human Div were built up. It wasn't a deal-breaker, and I still await new chapters.
Glad to know you are alright. I’ve been wondering how your plans on adapting All American Girl have been going?
Glad to see your still around dood!
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Honestly? Not good so far. I'm focusing on the stories that are easiest to convert so far, and unfortunately AAG is tied both way too much to the source material and time. It's going to take me a while to figure out how I'm going to file the serial numbers off and make it still a worthwhile read.