The latest chapter of Murder at the Rarity Boutique is now up, and the next two chapters are in final editing.
In this chapter, we get a good look at some of the evidence against Rarity, as well as another slight glimpse into Equestrian history and its effects upon pony ceremonies.
I hope you enjoy.
...to improve my writing.
Recently, I've been extremely interested in a POV known as "3rd person objective". It's mostly used in news reports and scientific journals, but when it meets fiction, I have found that it can create some really compelling and all around awesome stories that I aspire to write.
The basis is very simple: only convey to the reader what is evident. This means you can not write about what a character thinks or how they are feeling.
This is Grammer a Week, the periodic blog program-thing where I address a frequently broken grammar rule and tell you how to fix it. This week's installment is about the difference between "who" and "whom." If you're speaking informally, you could simply use "who" all the time and no one would care much. But if you're one of few who cares about these sort of things, read on.
There have been a few blog reactions and more than a few private fights that have found their way back to me for my blog on "The Law of Equivalent Exchange - Comments Version", which kinda promotes a defensive, non-ideal philosophy of—yes—Equivalent Exchange: You act like an asshole, you get treated as such. So here's a bit more in-depth look at what I was trying to angrily get at back then.
This is Grammer a Week, the periodic blog program-thing where I soapbox about a grammar subject I find interesting. You might, too! This week's installment is a little different; as a sort of poor "apology" for not posting anything grammar-related for the last few weeks, here's a three-for-one! I'll be covering the predicate nominative, conjunctive adverb, and apostrophe use.
I can be stupid, but not outrageous / I can be sickness, but not contagious / I can be empty, but I'm not nameless / It's another three stories, another three stories:
Princess Celestia Hates Tea by Skywriter
A Short Story by Twilight Sparkle by Skywriter
Most of the Cast is Replaced by Inanimate Objects by Justice3442
Fact:
As pointed out by Loganberry, FIMFiction hit an interesting landmark on the week of August 29: for the first (and so far, only) time, the number of Mature-tagged stories released that week was higher than the number of Everyone-tagged stories.
People Who Are In Love With Inanimate Objects
Every day people fall in love. It is a normal emotion that people express in different ways. But some people wander of the beaten path and become romantically involved with inanimate objects.
These are just some of many people who are drawn to things people usually would not think of as being sexually attractive. Or dating material at all.
People Who Married Inanimate Objects
There have been many people who have married inanimate objects over the years either for cultural/ religious reasons or because they genuinely felt an attraction to them. These are just a few of many people who have tied the knot with some very unusual romantic partners.
"I'm just gonna come in do my announcements and bounce..."
New York Mayor Eric Adams confirmed in a later press statement that he now does, in fact, identify as a basketball.
Not the sad Cruze you’re thinking of. That one’s dead, and it stayed dead.
We’re also gonna see that Denali again, and finally solve the mystery of where the Personal Audio Link Control Module went. Plus, we’ll have some fun asides, so
So I noticed just now that somebody had "Grief is the Price We Pay" added to the Never Ending Stories group.
Ha ha.
Just FYI, though, we ARE nearing the actual end of the story, so, sorry if that disappoints anyone thinking it would go on forever. 
And I don't regret it now.
I'm neutral on the original version of the song, but holy cow I'll defend the remix of this song in public.
I should try to capture that songfeel in horse words, but I'm not totally sure on where to begin.
Happy Holidays, folks. Here's to writing things worth reading.
Welcome back!
Today we’re going to lead off with an easy one, but don’t be caught off-guard. What follows was a descent into madness. Have your favorite beverage on standby.
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