You know, this is probably my hardest NaNoWriMo year to date.

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So, it’s been a while, hasn’t it? The last time I posted a blog here, things weren’t so hot in my life. And frankly, they’re not getting much better. My mother’s cancer has likely spread to other parts of her abdomen, my father got conned out of $5,000, I’m stuck at a fast food job I hate, the jobs I want that can actually pay a livable wage are not showing up, the one decent job I have a good chance at probably isn't going to tell me if I’m accepted until mid-November if I'm even accepted at

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most likely i'll be putting it up on offprint.net since I'm already familiar with that site myself (despite it being in a VERY beta-y stage still)

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Trust me, you want to click that page break.

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There's no fucking way to preface this in a dignified way, so screw it. I'm being upfront.

I lost a fight against a streetlight last week.

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I’ve been re-reading Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics, and I have at least one blog post planned based on that book. If you’ve never read it, it is an interesting read, and at some point, I’ll likely write a review of the book, but I can tell you that if you’re interested in comics as a medium, it is well worth your time.

Today’s stories:

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Howdy folks!

With BronyCon in the rearview mirror, I’ve been feeling productive of late. While waiting on Thursday night for my roommates to arrive at the hotel, I started editing an old writeoff story of mine, and managed to finish it off and post it yesterday afternoon:

May Those Who Step Through This Door Know What it Means to Rule

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Sorry for my relative silence this week – I entered into the last writeoff, then read some more writeoff stories, and spent a lot of time writing stories that I didn’t end up feeling quite happy with, and am going to have to heavily revise.

However, I did finally hit on a revision I did like, so I published another story this week!

The Perfect Cure for the Common Cold

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Just pretend this isn't over a lava river or something

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Hey all! With the way things are in the world now, I figure now’s as good a time as any to square a lot of my writing away. Part of it may just be my own way of finding some order in the chaotic mess our world seems to be spiraling ever deeper into, but that’s hardly the worst reason to try and crank out some horse words. Besides, procrastination has always been one of my major vices, so posting plans that at least 50 people will see might light a bit more of a fire under my butt. So from now

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Hey everyone! I know I’ve been awful quiet around here, but I wanted to assure you all that I was still kicking. I also wanted to list a few developments that I’ve accomplished since my last update, as well as the new goals I found myself formulating as the weeks passed.

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At 10PM Pacific, November 20, 2017, I claimed my ninth National Novel Writing Month victory.

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In the dark, dark, dark
Can't see
In the dark, dark, dark
Can you see me?

In the dark, dark, dark
Hear something
In the dark, dark, dark
Something's coming

In the dark, dark, dark
A light
In the dark, dark, dark
It's so bright

Not so dark, dark, dark
Take your hand
Not so dark, dark, dark
Helping me stand

No longer dark, dark, dark
See your face
No longer dark, dark, dark
Your beautiful face

No longer dark, dark, dark
Dare to try

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Do you like Starlight?

Do you like Trixie?

Okay, okay, maybe you don't like that. But what if I put them together?

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... but when I do, it's not-a-contest. Stay tuned because after over a year of writing colourful humans and Wallflower Blush, I guess it's time to reject humanity and return to horse.

Just wanted to pop in and comment on what projects I am currently working on and what their present state is.

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There are some writers who have little universes of their own. A writer who writes a bunch of stories in the same continuity. This can lead to a lot of fun, as we can see hints of future stories in past ones, and vice-versa, and there’s a sort of interwoven tapestry between them. From Ghost of Heraclitus’s Civil Service stories, to Skywriter’s Cadance of Cloudsdale cycle, to Estee’s Tryptich verse, there’s a lot of fun to be had in these stories.

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Ah, tis' been a lazy day today. Well, besides me somehow ruining the pool netting and my little bro smashing awooden statue while playing a game of 'kick the rubber ball into a wastebin'. Other than that, we're all about ready for home.

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Author. Yes, you, author. Come here. I am most upset.

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it’s my sister’s bday and i still need to make her present and wrap her card
i mean wrap her present and make her card
and it’s already like 10:30 am i have so much to do cards take 5ever to make especially if u don’t know what to do o m g
i also need to finish school first and that’ll take me til like 3-4 pm aaahh