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starshine_dash


Been writing since high school. It's rare for a fandom to inspire fiction in me, and MLP:FiM has done so. So, here I am.

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  • 413 weeks
    Hmmmm

    Do I return?

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  • 508 weeks
    Important repost.

    Since it didn't want to work via the youtube malarky. I'm just going to go ahead and direct link it HERE so you all can see it.

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  • 533 weeks
    HEEEEEY YOUUUU GUUUUUYS

    I am so, so horribly disappointed in myself for just fucking off and forgetting everything I wanted to do. When I logged back in after my unintentional hiatus and saw all the comments and favorites and stuff on my stories that were lying here collecting dust... Well

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  • 563 weeks
    Yo, hey, I'm not dead.

    Not yet, anyway.
    So here's the deal, figured I'd give you guys a state of the author/work thing.

    Love is Life.

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    1 comments · 581 views
Sep
9th
2012

Opinions needed. · 12:20am Sep 9th, 2012

I could fill time and words with the vague and boring goings on of what happens in the next few weeks of the pregnancy... Arguments, hormones, Vinyl almost getting chased out of town because of her features and beaten within an inch of her life so I'd have to have the [sad] and [dark] tags added...

OR

I could skip to the birth/hatching and introduce the foals and let them adjust to life together with 8 foals and trying to plan a wedding. The story ends after the wedding buuuut I'm planning on picking up with the foals a few years later in another work.

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Comments ( 4 )

I like the second option more myself.

Write whatever you think readers will get more out of.

U.B
I am in preference of the second option. Though I am not one for the whole dark style, so I cannot say which would get more readers. In all honesty you may get more readers from the first option.
Sincerely;
The Fictional Critic.

Screw readers, do what fits the story. And, from the sound of it, looks like the latter option.

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