Where next?

First off, I hope you all have been having a great year so far.

I've come with a bit of a request for... ideas, for the lack of a better phrase.

Unfortunately, your local celestial body has been out of writing for so long If there's anything you all would like to see finished from my current collection of stories or something else from me, I'd be all too happy to look into it.

As an after thought, I'll bounce off an idea for a HiE I've written a large chunk for but haven't done anything with. The working name for it is Fossilized. The following are a list of descriptions I've assembled to give you an idea.

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Short description I made when I first started writing it:

A broke geology student cleaves her way through poverty.

An ad-lib on-the-spot summary:

Her name is Amber Fossil. She's a unicorn living in Canterlot, and she's got big plans for life. Unfortunately, recent trade deals with Humanity have resulted in a global crisis; the developed societies of the pony planet find themselves ravished with a severe inflation crisis. It's hard to pay for tuition when everypony is trying to make a living, but a visiting college student from Earth could change a lot of that.

The summary I made when I first started writing it:

Amber Fossil is a student at Canterlot University, but she won’t be for long.

Threatened with looming payments she can’t afford, it swiftly becomes apparent to the young mare that she just might have to trash her future plans and turn back home. Despite the odds, though, Amber Fossil is only jobless, not hopeless. With her path through life at stake, Amber Fossil’s sets her hope for salvation in that of a random stranger’s kind hooves.

For Ryan Wick, his vacation is about to get a whole lot more expensive.

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I would really like to finish my older stories, though.

But I had a passion for this one. Maybe I could use my reignited urge to write there, start up a bigger blaze, finish everything... I don't know.

I would love to hear your opinion.

Comments

[Super Trampoline]

Interesting. People don’t look at the economic side of Pony-human relationships too much I don’t think.