First off, I'm happy to say you can expect a new chapter soon. Not sure when exactly, but soon all the same.

Secondly, I have recently become aware of a ton of fanart by a wonderful artist who goes by the name of Galefeather. You can check out her Deviantart account to see it all, and apparently some has even found it's way onto Derpibooru. I'm really grateful for this- I can't believe that my story can inspire people to create stuff based on it. Thanks Galefeather!

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Here's another of my meditations on Pinkie Pie. These don't really have a name, so I've called it "Pinkie the Genius Part 2" in my Dropbox. Anyways, here you go; hope you enjoy.

“Pinkie, how smart are you, really?”

Pinkie set down her mug of coffee and smiled. “Oh, so we're back to this, then?” she asked.

“The last time we talked like this, you showed a wise streak. So how deep does that go?”

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Just to see how crazy she would become?

Apropos of nothing, at least nothing that will bear fruit any time soon, I've decided that Pinkie is of German ancestry. Not just any German, mind you, but specifically those of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Why Pennsylvania Dutch? Because of two things: the Rock farm and the dessert shop.

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This week's blog post ran to 1500 words, so I submitted it as new story instead.
Check out: Domestic Rock Science
If you liked the rock cakes demo in Rock Farms and Nuclear Reactors, you might enjoy this.
I'm now off on a geophysics field trip.

A collection of errors, advices mostly for beginners and something more I often point out--putting this up here just for reference. Still, feel free to read and share your own experience!

1) Character descriptions

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1. Let your imagination get away from you; it will come back with cake.

2. Sometimes, you cannot answer the riddle. And sometimes, that’s the right answer.

3. When it comes to scrapbooking family memories, you don’t find the time—you make the time.

4. Always ask the important questions, like “Is it ‘glowed’ or ‘glew’?”

5. Never make friends with inanimate objects; all they ever do is badmouth your other friends.

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I got a thing done! Had to lock up the cat to get it done, but I did, so now I can let her out and apologize by feeding her wet food.

Sleep tight, folks.
-Fuzz

As I type this, I am less then 30 minutes from the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019!

Boy, what a year! I am kind of sad that I didn't get a atory out this year, SO! I am gonna pinkie promise ( cross my heart hope to fly stick a cupcake in my eye ow! ) that I WILL post a story this year even if it's just a one shot!

Any way, have a happy new year all!

Hello ladies and gentlemen. My disastrous life aside, I can all sure you that I am back at it at full force! Need evidence? Behold my first possible controversial failure.

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Also behold the start of Chapter VI of the Symphony of Canterlot!

Chapter VI: Al Azif and the Hard-Boiled Warlock

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I started sketching something for the cover art of my new fic

Hi Folks of the Wastelands!

Long time, no speakage.

Apologies for the delay, but I promise I've not been sat on my laurels doing sweet FA.
In fact, I'm writing Chapter Sixteen of Scoundrels for you lovely lot. The Seven Day rule is allllmost over!

But, you're not there yet. Instead, you have Chapter Fourteen to enjoy, with that romance between Crow and Mole growing and blossoming!

Oh, and an appearance from these two...

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Sorry I missed checking in last month. I don't know if life is as crazy for everyone right now as it is for me... but man!

I am writing in earnest again, a short fic about Pinkie Pie and Cheese Sandwich and marital bliss.

After completing Rainbooms and Rationality - my exploration of the scientific method as applied to My Little Pony, I decided to rewatch that classic episode Feeling Pinkie Keen, and revisit the controversy it generated. This one is the first episode which shows Twilight Sparkle as a 'scientific' pony – not just a nerdy bibliophile who teaches herself to run races by reading textbooks – but, in her own words,

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