First off, thanks so much to everybody who favorited Friendship Doesn't Pay the Bills! I'm so happy with it's success (well, successful for me at least), and I am so glad it made people laugh. I want to get into writing out comedy stories more often, although I know that I have been fairly slow in getting it out there. I tend to stew for a while and demand to have these long projects. It can make it hard to see it through to the end, but FDPTBS did get finished and I'm glad it was worth

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It's your buddy SkelePone, the skeleton pony who doesn't know how to be scary.

With my latest story, The Chronicle of Relic, I'm doing something a bit more ludicrous... Not only am I accepting OCs to be featured in the story, but I am allowing ANYONE to assist with world-building. Yes, I know, there is already a world built by me. But this new Equestria of the future needs monsters. Threats. Stuff like that.

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IN WHICH I GO DARK FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE
Hey, did you notice that my heading isn't bolded or underlined like my other 195 headings? Well, there's a reason for that.

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Earthpatriot117 reminded me that I hadn't given any updates on my situation lately, so let's fix that, shall we?

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Since a new chapter for "Grief is the Price We Pay" isn't getting uploaded today like normal, I've decided to go ahead and upload a new and edited version of the latest chapter, "Degree of Trust," which I've done in working to improve a few prose-quality related issues it bore, most especially in the first parts of the chapter, adding an additional 1,089 words in the process. These problems are

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Story review #19: Sweetie Belle Gains a Soul —by Bad Dragon

Buckle up everyone this is going to be a long one!!

Characters:
Disclaimer: I’m only gonna be covering the most important/present characters in this fic since it has a lot of characters

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I.
Am.
Home.
Schooled.

Stop questioning why I'm already in school/why I have Bible classes

At some point I was really bored and did some searching for something other than a Shoe0nHead video for stuff about cover it. AdobeSpark is this free thing that you can use to try and make stuff. I stumbled across it and tried to play around with cover art on my stories. I'm not entirely terrible at it?

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So back around the start of this month, I made mention of how my financial situation was starting to become...problematic. I now come to announce that it has unfortunately not been improving a great deal, and I have reached the point that I have decided I cannot presently afford where I am currently living.

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So..."Grief is the Price We Pay"...

...at the time of posting this, it stands at...

...98 chapters...

...609,417 words...

...802 upvotes...

...63 downvotes...

...4,572 comments...

...took a year and a half to write...

...and now it is finally finished.

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I published a new story yesterday:

Forever and Again and Again
by the Titanium Dragon

Slice of Life, Romance
4,376 words

When Twilight visits Celestia's private hall of stained-glass windows, each bearing the image of a long-gone friend, one in particular catches her eye.

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I published a new story for the Barcast's Halloween in April contest.

You would be better off skipping this one.

So you know how I had said I wouldn't be writing a sequel to "Grief is the Price We Pay?"

Well, I'd argue that is still the case, because in terms of continuity this is, technically, not a sequel.

EThe Changeling at Fly Leaf's

• MLP: FiM
• Comedy
• Slice of Life

A certain two employees at Fly Leaf's Books and Stationery decide to pull a Nightmare Night prank on their competitor.

• Alt. Universe
• Spike
• Other
• Thorax

Scyphi · 7.6k words  ·  58  4 · 1000 views

A WARNING: The following blog post features many key SPOILERS for "Grief is the Price We Pay," and would SPOIL many major plot points of the fic. If you have not yet read the fic and wish to avoid these SPOILERS, turn back now!

AGAIN, there are major SPOILERS ahead! You have been warned!

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Since starting "Grief is the Price We Pay," I've successfully been able to post new chapters regularly on a Monday/Friday schedule, thanks to planning ahead and always having a notable buffer of six to ten completed chapters between the posted chapter and the chapter I would be presently writing. I've been able to maintain that schedule for far longer than I feared, to my great joy, and I was starting to think that

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So if you've been following my blog for awhile, you've probably caught wind that I've been working on a sort of "final edit" of "Grief is the Price We Pay." To clarify, this edit would leave the core plot of the story mostly unchanged (so yes, the ending and the events concerning it would remain largely the same), however, it would:

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So I've been thinking about "Grief is the Price We Pay" lately.

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