Blog Number 20: Confessions Edition

"Twists and turns are my master plan,
Then find the elements back where you began."

Because epigraphs add a touch of class and meaning to an essay, do they not?

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This is a list of most of the My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic fan-fiction authors that I've read and my personal ratings for their stories.

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Blog Number 12: Short Stories and My First Audiobook Edition

Now, I had wanted to post a blog on Christmas or New Year, but I didn't really have anything to report at the time, so rather than do it for the sake of it, I left it. Since then, a couple of new developments have cropped up rather like the proverbial two buses.

Short Stories - Any Recommendations?

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Blog Number 3: Anniversary Edition

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I'm not used to writing blogs, I'll admit. Many of you are more familiar with how they work than I am, so if I don't notice some unwritten rule of blogging or a point on online etiquette beyond the obvious, I freely admit I'm not really much of an Internet veteran. It doesn't help that I've delayed this by a measly 23 weeks, so it does seem a little awkward to make one out of the blue.

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Well, I didn't reach my November target of 100,000 words...

...I smashed right through it and went the extra mile! WOOHOO!

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In which the very forces of space and time have it out for Dipper.

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Blog Number 19: Indiana Jones Edition

Parenthetically, it's pretty funny how a show with an Indiana Jones copy in it doesn't add her to an episode with an Indiana Jones reference in its title, but that's how the show's rolled ever since it began. Sleepless in Ponyville did not feature Scootaloo getting over her lost love by remotely bonding with a radio-call-in colt and uniting with him in top of Manehattan's Empire State Building. So touché.

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Blog Number 190: GRAPPLING HOOK Edition

Before I launch into this brand new blog series, I wanna take a step back and ask a simple if pretentious question: what is Gravity Falls? Less loftily: what is Gravity Falls to me?

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Blog Number 4: Midsummer Night Edition

I have an idle question. Well, OK, three:

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In which, after an angry tribe, a lake monster, and a would-be waxwork murderer, we finally get Gravity Falls' creepiest enemy: the evangelical version of Georgie Porgie.

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Blog Number 2: Report after roughly one week away from the site.

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Blog Number 28: Hyperactive Hyperlinks Edition

Four months down, eight to go…

Firstly, a minor correction: two blog posts ago, I claimed that Beautiful Lives* was the first fic of mine ever to be featured. Petalback proves me wrong, slipping under the radar much earlier than I had expected.

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Blog Number 18: After the Hiatus Edition

Last blog entry: August 7th, 2013. This next one: May 27th, 2015. The story updates and other things tell pretty much the same story. So basically, the last major bit of activity I had on here occurred well before season four even started.

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In which everyone's outwitted by twelve-year-olds. Get used to it.

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Blog Number 25: "But It's Actually Got 24 Reviews" Edition

A lot has happened since the last blog post, far too much for me to feel happy cramming it all into a single follow-up. I will most likely revisit some points in later posts, so for now this is mostly going to focus on one or two big ones. Once more, the time-tested contents section is below.

New Tags! Woohoo!
NaPoWriMo Results Post
The Oddity of Season Six

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Oh boy, I'm finally done with these! x.x That was a lot of stories to read, between all these editions.

H: 3 R: 6 C: 6 V: 3 N: 0

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When I was a small boy, I lived in constant fear of my pants catching on fire. It was the 70s, you see, and like so many other kids of that era, I had Toughskins poly-cotton space-age corduroy bell bottoms. When you walked, there was a SWOOSH-SWOOSH sound, and in mere moments, there was testicle-searing friction as the corduroy fabric rubbed against itself. And you had to walk, because running was impossible. What a walk we had in the 70s; a sort of wide swagger, which we adopted to prevent

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I think I first encountered Mike Cartoon Pony due to him frequently commenting on Loganberry's Louder Yay! blog. Then he branched into posting episode reviews on his own blog and later fic reviews. Sprinkled amongst all that was some writing. Why you should read it, after the break.

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I was happier being blissfully unaware this site, and fandom, had Nazis in it. But it's better to know, I guess. Allow me (or Valerio) to say a few words:

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