My Neighbor began as a simple story of a kind old man displaying common decency. He was a fully fleshed out character from the start, but at first I had no designs on writing multiple stories about him. After the warm reception My Neighbor and Mr. Arrow received, however, I scripted out several other short narratives to follow his interactions with the Apples and other EqG cast members.

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And now, it's time for a special edition of Shit Zef & Moth Say!

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- Podcast~

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Just to honor those lost in France in the latest attack on it, I shall post this to help the country stand tall in the face of this horror.

A good friend of our family died last week, and I'm writing this from our church, where the funeral is at.

Jim Ertel was a great man. 70 years of marriage, and I and my brother had the honor of driving his power chair to and from his seat during mass.

He lived a long, healthy life of 92 years.

I will miss him greatly, and so will his loved ones and family.

RIP Jim Ertel.

You will be missed.
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In all my years of writing, I've always figured I will go back to every single character I can and give them attention beyond the original story itself. It's not something all writers emphasize, but it's something I personally enjoy. I like to give characters as much potential as they deserve, and that often means going back to them, writing new content about them, etcetra. But then, when writing my latest story, Light Pollution, I realized something.

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So some updates! I'm currently working on a new story for you all, kinda in the planning stages for it right now but I hope to have it out by next week or the week after. I'm not gonna spoil what it's about but I hope you all enjoy it.

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Hey, we’ve got another entry in the not-a-contest! Written by none other than AlwaysDressesInStyle, and pre-read by some guy.

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Well, I wasn't able to keep my promise. I began work on Humility's updated version, made some nice headway on it, and then...just...so much happened. But I'm not going to echo the same excuses. Stuff happened, and Humility sat incomplete, and...I keep thinking about it and feeling like I left part of my best work unfinished. I suppose that's true.

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Dear Loyal Watchers, Interested Visitors, and Confused Passersby:

A user named Jim Davis (not the creator of Garfield... I think) has approached me with a kind offer to turn my sole Human-In-Equestria work into a live audio play! I've also managed to interest a noted artist in the fandom, Stainless Key, in on this so I really, really look forward to seeing what happens with the project.

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...How goes the writing?

Actually it's going alri- how the fuck did you get in my house?!

I asked you first.

Fine, fine. It's actually going pretty well. I won't specify what I'm working on because I am a coy little bitch, but I do have a favor to ask of you.

Oh?

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So like think about it.

Captain America's underlying throughline; The US government is either evil, corrupt or incompetent, and its institutions cannot be trusted
Iron Man: Successful business leaders are way more competent and have your best interest at heart, the government is incompetent
Thor and Black Panther: Benevolent dictatorships are the best form of government devised
Avengers: Fuck the UN too, as a matter of fact.

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It's a wrap now on part two of "The Catch." You may be disappointed to hear that Steel didn't have the time to complete it, but Sigma, Scarlet and SC276 (goddamn, they're like the S Brigade) more than compensated. The twisted story-within-a-story continues unabated.

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This is a quick update, I hope. I should be down with day one soon. I've been working on Harry, Twilight, and Dash side-by-side for the past few days since the three of them meet very early on. I've been doing a lot of copy-n-pasting between them, but it's more for keeping everything in check. The way I'm going to cut the chapters up, you shouldn't see the same conversation from several different point-of-views. Instead, you may see them from two. One from one of the main six and one from

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It’s been one of those months . . . or at least one of those weekends.

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I won’t bore you with all the details, but one of the highlights was my van getting a flat tire on a section of the highway where the exits were six or seven miles apart, so I couldn’t limp it to the off ramp.

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