In the latest review, enti0 said this:

So... back to the question at the start of this. 'Why? Why does this have so few views, when it's clearly had so much work put into it?'

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Oh boy, I cannot say enough about this episode. In my opinion, this was the best season premiere we've had so far. It had a great antagonist, great writing, a surprisingly bleak plotline with rather mature themes and a great climax. One of my favorite episodes, bar none.

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No matter that his name already fits the pattern, I will not ponify Ruby Rhod.

Green?

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I've been busy these past... what, two or three days?
Packing, working on things around the house, hanging out with people that I'll likely not see for at least a year or more.
But overall, been having a good time.

In my free time, I beat Fallout 2 again. Yes, I am aware of my unhealthy obsession with video games, and especially that brand in particular. It really is too much and I should stop.

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As the fourth instalment of Pony Per Book is being released, I have acquired another story for the fifth instalment. There will be no spoilers in here about the next coming stories, just an update.
However, I want people to tell me how it's going, for those who have read any of the stories. Is it off to a good start? Should I rewrite some stories? Anything would be helpful in understanding where my writing is at and how my audience thinking what should and should not occur.

-Mr.User

Just add [smcaps] TGAPT [/smcaps]

Watch:

Twilight: Trixie, for fuck's sake stop dumping your garbage in my rose garden I know it's you.

Trixie: Please Sparklebutt, you really think I, The Great and Powerful Trixie would deign to ever stoop so low as to taint my garbage with your roses? Ha! Preposterous! I bet it was that neerdowell Sunset Shimmer.

Today's carol comes from the Great White North. This is Canada's oldest christmas song, Huron Carol, as performed by the Five Fifths.

The carol was written circa 1642 by Jean de Brébeuf, a Jesuit missionary to the Hurons in Ontario, Canada. Using the indigenous cultural imagery, Jean translated the nativity story into Wendat.

Jump to other days:

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With the convention looming just a week away, I hope those who are planning to attend are as excited or more excited I am. It's always a great time seeing fellow authors, internet friends, and otherwise communing with the community we've built around our favorite pastel ponies.

For this year, I'll be on two panels and will be generally be hanging out around the convention. So if you spot me, don't be afraid to say hi. I promise, I'm not scary.

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Great writing takes wing as today's story flies through an episode-like misadventure.

Like a Pegasus in a Pottery Shop
[Slice of Life] • 16,548 words

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On this day, precisely one year ago, Songs of the Spheres was published on fimficiton. There wasn't much hubbub. The people who read it were generally the people who were part of its creation in some way or other. But slowly, we grew, larger and larger... And today, Songs of the Spheres can be said to be a success.

And we aren't even half done!

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Ugh, I haven't started on Chapter 9 of A World, Reflected yet. I know what needs to happen and why, but I literally don't know where to begin - there's a bit at Jackie's/Weird Bipedal AJ's that I want to work in in addition to the meeting with the Pank One. ...Actually, just writing about it has given me an idea. I love you, rubber duck debugging buddies!

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We got our spoilers! We got our spoilers!

This is the episode that Hasbro decided to air for FiM's fifth anniversary, and what an episode it is! It has so much packed into it, and so many twists, that it could stand as two or three episodes, if only we had the time.

The Plot

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