So this one hit me a little.

I’ve never been to Minneapolis (and this post will not be about the rioting or the situations associated with it, as I’m not trying to invite a firestorm of angry, opinionated people). I’ve never once set foot in Uncle Hugo’s Science Fiction Bookstore. I’ve never even ordered from them.

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Simon killed Tuba by letting her fall into the train wheels, rejected the truth that numbers are supposed to go down, and kicked Grace off the bridge, but to be honest, that psychopathic and ungrateful bastard had it coming.

The thing that he feared the most is the very same thing that killed him. His death may be dark and gruesome, but it was necessary to end his acts of terror once and for all.

So here's something I never expected to happen. Kitsune Heart has just started up a dramatic reading of Fragments!

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To anyone that may be interested.

I would be more than happy to do voice over work for everyone and anyone who wants their story narrated.

No charge. No strings. No posting beyond the audio file I personally send back to you.

I will not be offended by any feedback so long as it is productive and constructive.

P.S. I used to have a radio show and have been confused for a telemarketing scheme.

Email me at Cogpuncher@gmail.com

(Male voice)

As the fourth instalment of Pony Per Book is being released, I have acquired another story for the fifth instalment. There will be no spoilers in here about the next coming stories, just an update.
However, I want people to tell me how it's going, for those who have read any of the stories. Is it off to a good start? Should I rewrite some stories? Anything would be helpful in understanding where my writing is at and how my audience thinking what should and should not occur.

-Mr.User

Well, I'm sad to say this, but as of right now I'm cancelling some of the books that I've had sitting in my to do list for a long while now. I have realized that with as many books as I have in my to-do list, and my current system of only working on one book at a time until they are complete, it would take an eternity to finish everything that I currently have at my current pace. Thus, I have taken several of my less popular books and placed them on Cancelation, with the intention to delete

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I would've picked this comic up yesterday, save for the fact I didn't get any sleep on Tuesday night (for obvious reasons) so I was something of a shambling wreck of a man who probably had no business driving anywhere.

But I'm better today!

Mostly.

Ehem.

Anyway, the comic!

It's ... okay.

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Howdy folks! I announced this in the last blog, but you might have missed it in the middle, and it deserves its own post, anyways.

The complete Rainbow Factory series is now available in hardcopy! You can buy it from Lulu Publishing.

Well I would tell you, when to buy a succubus was on paperback well it's up, and i honestly am thinking you're tired of my blogs lol, So this will hopefully be the last blog i do for a while, I am working on the bordello (Ok, I've been in pure chaos, shit in rl happening but im about to start the new chapter) But the point is. I'll be back to writing chapters again soon. Just hopefully not dealing with 2020: 2 electric boogaloo https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08S2T1JT8

SO finally, after fixing some issues with the test copy, we've got the Princess Celestia the Changeling Queen print book coming out! EEEEEE :D

It has 396 pages, is in an A5 format, library-bound, and with a silver endband.

The cover and inside art are by quiet-victories.

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So, since I couldn't get this franchise out of my head those past 3 months, I figure I might as well bother you with it. So here's what this series is about^^

(cover of the first book from the series; came out on January 21st, 2003)

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If you've been putting it off for whatever reason, now's the time! We'll be closing registration for the Book Nook whenever I remember to shut the form off tomorrow within 24 hours! So if you're thinking about making ponyfic prints available at Everfree this August, make sure you sign up today:

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Following up to the finale of War Pony, I present Celestia and Luna's story, written through the medium of their shared journal. This is The Journal of Sun and Moon.

Enjoy it or whatever im not your mother i wont tell you what to do

I have finally gotten off my lazy behind and done what I told myself I would do after finishing this series in 2020: the entirety of A Fleeting Light in the Darkness and its three sequels will be available as a printed book, and it's coming to a Book Nook near you (if you are in or near the Seattle area during Everfree Northwest this August).

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Hello there, readers (all five of you, lol)!

Within the next few hours, as soon as Ponyville Ciderfest concludes, I will publish a new story here on Fimfiction. It was my entry for the Storyteller writing event at Ponyville Ciderfest, which was published along with many other fine stories in "Scattered Pages: Tales from the Book of All Stories."

But that isn't the only thing this post is announcing.

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Original Release Date: August 2nd, 1996

What can I say? It's an instant guilty pleasure movie! It don't even gotta be that! Just one of those book-to-movie adaptations that stuck pretty close to the source material (a few liberties were taken obviously) AND was a marginal hit! Plus, Danny DeVito was awesome at pulling quadruple duty as director, producer, narrator and actor in this wholesome family film! Love it still!

Hey pones, got some good news for once in this dreadful year.

We faced some delays getting our hands on the art, and with printing of the Through the Aurora hardcover. But the misery is over now, the artists are finished, and I have this awesome book in my hands!

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Last time, a reporter showed up at the police station, asking about the deaths, Cameron denies the existence of a supernatural serial killer, but tells the reporter to tell people not to pray. Cameron then goes and sees Kirkland, who is drunk and blaming himself for failing to save the victims.

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(So, it turns out this chapter has a bit of controversial subject talked about. Just a heads up.)
And we continue our (less than) exciting expedition into the world of a murderous angel.

Last time, Cameron concluded that Gabriel was going to attack a prayer meeting, and Kirkland lost it, threatening a handcuffed man with a gun until the man said he didn't want to die.

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I finished up the Enforcerverse, so if you like a completed tale, click the embeds below. That said, I am now without a writing project. Feels weird. Feels very weird. Like I am caught in a void in-between where I was and where I will be. (That's a reference to the frigid cold of in-between

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