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Winter Quill


AKA Theo Winters. A Long time pony fan, writer and all around wacky pony. Now with a patreon & ko-fi.

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  • 42 weeks
    A weird little EQG/Buffy story idea

    So, had this idea pop into my head a couple of days ago, and thought I would try writing up just to get it down on paper. I should say that if you’re not familiar with Buffy, this might be more then a bit confusing.

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  • 69 weeks
    Health, Mental and Physical

    To start with, this has been the longest pause in my writing since then late 90s, and it’s more frustrating than anything else. I feel like I can’t make any forward progress on any ideas, even though I’ve been starting to get more of them of late. I need to do something to change that, but it’s not as easy as just wanting to do something. Motivation and Action turns out to be quite different

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  • 97 weeks
    I haven't writen anything in two months

    I've not managed to put down a single word in the last two months, which might not seem all that bad, that but was after after four and a half years of daily writing. I managed to write something every day even when dealing with illness, loss, and the international dateline. Not that things were doing all the well in the months before, as I've been dealing with being just completely emotionally

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  • 108 weeks
    Unplaned Car Purchase

    Not to but to fine a point on it, but my car died over the weekend. I've had in for near 18 years at this point (and had < 100k miles on it) and it just simply died. Something is messed up with the electrical system, and I can't started it, or even jump it. I had replaced the battery a few months ago, and everything was working just fine until it wasn't. Thankfully it died at home, so I didn't

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  • 115 weeks
    New chapters coming very soon

    No, the story isn't dead! I have a new chapter up on my patreon, which should be posting here in a week or two give or take. Hopefully with more to come a bit faster then before!

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Jan
13th
2021

Looking back, Planning Forward · 12:02am Jan 13th, 2021

The last few months have been a hectic one for me, with a lot of ups and downs and some things just going sideways in the most unexpected ways. To start with the worst part of it all, my father passed away at the start of December, natural causes, not Covid or anything. There was some warning in this case, but it still went fast, and even knowing it was coming it was still sudden.

The good news is that it looks like I’ve landed a new job. It will take a few weeks until I officially start, once all the paperwork and checks get done, but they are eager to have me, so that’s good. It comes at a good time as things were starting to get a bit tighter than I would have liked.

As for my writing, it’s been alright over all. My official word count for 2020 was 285,938 words. Which is kind of low for me. I managed to hit my weekly writing goals only 8 out of 53 weeks (I use the ISO week calendar for tracking my writing, makes it easier to manage). On my best day I wrote 2,350 words, the worst was 35 and I averaged 771 words every day. A bit more than half of that was generic fluff work, trying to hash out plots, or just play around with unformed ideas. I also hit 1,000 unbroken days of writing on September 25th.

As for this year, I should be having some more stuff showing up both here and on FurAffinity, so keep your eyes open for that. Plus hoping to finally be able to proper reopen commissions. I’ve also been doing the usual new year’s resolutions, and have been sticking to them so far (so that’s a surprise). Hopefully things will keep improving as time goes on.

If you like what I do, you can support me on my Pateron and get early access to all my stories. You can even buy me a Coffee if you like.

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