https://www.fimfiction.net/story/326507/your-middle-name-is-what

It may be a shirt story, but I think it's quite an adorable Scootaloo/Rainbow Dash tale. Go give it a read if you've got nothing to do for two minutes, or if you're waiting for your porn to download so you can fondle yourself and relieve the stress of a lonely existence.

That's just me here, isn't it? Waaaaah boo hoo me! Sniff...sob...

I'd hope by now you all know about the incredible and incomparable Scarlet Weather. Creator of exceptional detailed blog posts, wonderful editor, katamari ball of relationships, and all around sexy beast?

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Quiet Boy and Moon Horse
by Horizon

Alternate Universe, Romance, Human, Sad
6,002 words

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The final set of reviews for the FlutterDash contest. Sorry I missed posting this yesterday – I ended up feeling kind of terrible and slept for like 12 hours, and thus totally forgot to post this. Feeling a lot better today, though.

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I barely read any non-writeoff stories last week, then in a single evening, read ten of them.

Let’s get cracking.

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Tons of new stories that managed to draw my eye came out in the last week or so, so I thought I’d share my thoughts on them with you folks.

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Howdy folks! Hope all the Americans are enjoying MLK day.

Sorry I haven’t been quite as active of late, but I have been working on some things invisibly. One of the fruits of my labor came out on Friday, a rather silly story about Pinkie Pie teaching Scootaloo the true story of the Hearth’s Warming Turkey:

Hearth’s Warming Turkey

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For those of you who might not have heard, HoofBitingActionOverload is going to be unpublishing all his stories in a week, as he is planning on disassembling them for parts for original fiction. I’ve reviewed a bunch of them, and many

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I hope you all had a good Labor Day weekend! Sorry for the relative dearth of reviews lately; I’ve been trying to get some stuff written, as well as review stories for the Writeoff. But I’ve been cheating on my writeoff reviews with reading some other stories as well, either recommended to me or written by folks that I follow.

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Three blog posts in two days? What is the world coming to?

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I’ve been remiss in doing reviews this week. I’d make the excuse of the most recent write-off, but the sad reality is that I’ve been spending far too much of my free time arguing on Reddit.

Which means I might as well have been setting my time on fire.

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There are times, my friends, when you feel the zeitgeist – the spirit of the times – and you must write.

For George Orwell, it produced Nineteen Eighty Four, as he viewed the creeping totalitarianism of the world around him.

For me, it produced The Collected Poems of Maud Pie, written in a single night while channeling Maud.

And for Admiral Biscuit… for Admiral Biscuit, it produced… this.

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I originally started this review set on April 15^th. I got three stories done, and then forgot I had started a set. By the time I got back to it, it was the end of June, so I figured I probably should move them over to a Read It Later review set.

And then sat on it for another month.

Horizon publishing a story this morning, along with a request from someone who had gotten a featured story, spurred me to finish this set.

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Been a while since I did a set of recent story reviews. I really need to get back on the horse, so to speak; I spend far too much time doing things that are far less enjoyable than reading pony fiction.

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The Writeoff Association is a great way to produce a large volume of work. Unfortunately, at times it can also be a great way to produce a large volume of stories that you wrote in a short period of time and then need to spend some time cleaning up, resulting in a large backlog of stories which need some serious editorial love.

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No time like the present to review more stories, eh?

I actually read so many stories I had to shuffle a couple stories out of this review set into the next one.

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It has been a while since I did a set of Read It Now reviews. I actually started this one all the way back in March, and then forgot about finishing it out until this weekend, when I decided to get another review set done and actually read some recent stuff.

Today’s set contains a pair of episode reaction stories, a story with an interesting premise about Celestia and her ability to see the future, a story about Chrysalis sending Cadance a letter, and a story about… well, wingboners.

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I actually had this set done yesterday, but I forgot to post it. As such, you can all expect to get another set of reviews this weekend.

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24,331 words.

That is the present length of Mistletrapped, whose first draft I have, at long last, completely finished, all the way through the epilogue.

I’m going to be editing it over the next few days, but you should expect the entire rest of that story to be posted somewhere within the space of the next week or so.

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This came from a pretty eclectic variety of sources; two writeoff stories, a story from a writeoff writer which is unrelated to the writeoff, a featured story, and a random story that got recommended to me by Sharp Spark. Quite the variety pack of stories - but how will they hold up?

Spoiler alert: reasonably well.

Today’s stories:

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