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but you can't stop thinking about 5th edition D&D encounter mechanics and how you want to kill the PCs?

Stay classy.
-Fuzz

PAPER SIGNING DAY!!!!!!!!!!

It was on this day, on July 4th, 1776, the united states of the 13 colonies on the eastern seaboard of the North American continent, declared their independence from the British Empire.

(Even tho we signed the damned thing on August 2)

Anyway, happy Murcia day!

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Happy Hearthswarming, folks!

Today I bring you three stories! Two tales of villainy and heartbreak! Bears! Plotting! Pizza! Pets and scritching! The deadly adventures of Oculus Sinister, best worst villain in Equestria!

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Excerpt From Episode Episode 77 - Coming Tuesday!

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At 8PM GMT time zone, a premiere of a re-recording of Bearing the Weight will air on my channel, and I'd love it if some of you can make it over there if you're in the UK time zone. Of course, you can still view it after the scheduled premiere, but I'll be grateful for the support otherwise!

(Re-upload) Bearing the Weight by Jack Ripper

I released a new story a couple of weeks ago, and I’d like to actually go through with a follow-up blog this time, having started them for several stories before and then decided not to half way through.

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Does anyone else have trouble with second person stories? I have nothing against the stories themselves, or the authors who write them, but I have significant trouble reading them. First person stories I don't read very often (though I don't see them often either), and I'm definitely a 3rd person/3PO (not the droid) story writer and reader. I just cannot grok 2nd person stories for more than half a chapter before I set them down. I hate that, too, because there have been some stories I've been

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First of all, my apologies. I'm sure many of you were expecting Ploomette when you saw the notification that the story had updated. Why CozyGlowheart? I'd planned on doing this as a bonus chapter after Act I was completed (and once Act I is done, this chapter will be moved to be the final entry in the act). It got bumped up because...

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There’s only so much that can go into a story, especially one with as many characters as 16 has. So I’m opening the floor to asking these characters questions. Post your reply with any questions you have and Flitterheart will be happy to answer them (I’ll be editing this blog to add those questions). I’ll be posting the other characters in the coming weeks (up through Snowcatcher; the rest will come after their chapters are posted).

Interview subject #6: Flitterheart

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Today's story will crack open your heart.

We’re Eggspecting!
[Romance] [Slice of Life] • 4,874 words

Silverstream and her husband Gallus are going to be parents! Everyone is so excited about their egg.

Well…almost everyone.

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So, I was debating whether to post this because of my unlisted link, but this one's the one I've actually uploaded publicly.

Also, because nobody gave me any feedback, but I wanted to do it, so I did it anyways. Chapter one, at least.

So, here's the first chapter of Tangled Up In Blues read by me.

Here it is

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This is one of my favorites from my PVCF app stories. Most of the time when I write Dewdrop she gets overshadowed by another blue-green unicorn with a weather cutie mark. But with Snowcatcher not appearing in this story at all, my inspiration was a 'what-if?' scenario. What if Dewdrop had never befriended Snowcatcher?

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On a completely unrelated note from MLP, I just recently found out about the infamous Berenstein/Berenstain bears conspiracy. People who grew up with the Berenstein bears remember it being spelled just like that. BerenstEIN, but all of our childhood books's titles have changed to be called Berenstain bears. This blows my mind, because I clearly remember it being spelled with an "ei".

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Howdy folks! It’s been a few weeks since I last did one of these. My last set of Read It Later reviews was published on May 8th, so it’s been almost two weeks since then!

Yes, 13 days. Only 13 days. It’s crazy though, because it feels like it’s been more than a year!

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