This is a lipogrammatic story. That is, a story in which I did not lay hands on that most common symbol, “E”. You shall not find a solitary copy of that symbol at any point in this story, including in this summary (barring that singular anomaly, naturally). I did this odd thing as a trial to my ability as an author—it's a workout, if you will.
Total Words: 150,061,947
Estimated Reading: 59 weeks
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Second-place winner in the /fic/ write-off "Beneath the Mask."
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You know what would be funny? Robbing a bank. Pinkie's pretty sure of that.
Not like the others have a say in the matter anyway.
Proofread by: Octavia Harmony, Neko Majin C, The Maskedferret, and Abcron.
Special thanks to Selbi and Lucky Roll.
Love doesn't always find a way.
Note: I am aware that this is poorly written. You're probably better off just skipping this and reading The Three Notes, which is slightly better and stands well enough on its own.
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Much to her surprise, Pinkie Pie has discovered that the pen is a mighty tool, indeed. When she first tried her hoof at writing, she had no idea what the consequences might be. Now, more is at stake than she ever could have imagined.
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Revised version of the third-place winner in /fic/ write-off #3 here and here.
"Author, author!" is often shouted by appreciative audiences at the premiere of a musical or play when the writer is known to be in attendance and they wish him to take a bow with the cast.