Greetings lumbering horse enthusiasts! King of Beggars here with the hibernating news!

So it's been a while. I'm alive, sometimes kicking, most times not. The important part is that, despite my best failures, I somehow managed to bungle my way into another chapter of Sundowner, now out and ready for your comments of "THIS is what we waited for!?"

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Greetings, fellow tiny horse enthusiasts. This is King of Beggars.

I haven't been around, and I'd like to explain why. I know you don't come here for this sort of thing, and probably you don't care (I don't say that to shame you or evoke sympathy, I genuinely understand that people have their own problems), but I feel I owe the explanation.

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Greetings fellow tiny horse daoists! King of Beggars here with the profound news!

I have emerged from horse meditation on the Heavenly Dao of Horses with a new chapter of Sundowner!

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Greetings, fellow tardy horse enthusiasts! King of Beggars here with the... the... news...

A new chapter of Sundowner is ready for reading!

...I'm so sorry...

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Greetings fellow tiny horse humanists! King of Beggars here with the anthropomorphic news!

My newest story is now out and ready for your complaints of, "This isn't TwiGuard!" It's called Sundowner and in it Sunset Shimmer embarks on an epic quest to find and have sex with herself, Celestia, Luna, and Cadance, all at the same time.

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Greeting, fellow tiny horse alarmists! King of Beggars here with the anthropomorphic news!

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Hi all, I wish I could be telling you all that I have a new chapter for you, but I don't. In fact I am scrapping what I have and starting over. I had a hard time with this one cause I was going in a direction that I thought would be interesting to read, but I now realize my aversion to it stemmed from it not meshing well with the story as it is now.

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Hello Everyone! This chapter took a bit longer to get out, but with good reason! I have an editor and a proofer now! devas has been very patient with my grammar, spelling, and word use atrocities. Thanks also to 00RaiserGundam for looking over it in a very rough state for me.

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Hello, it's me again. The hack who writes Sundown for you fine folks. Sorry that this one took so long to do and that it is shorter than what I said it'd be, but then originally it had a lengthy flashback instead of two short ones. Thank you all for sticking with me through this all. I appreciate it more than I can express. I should stop rambling and just move onto the bit where I explain my reasoning for the chapter.

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Hello all! Welcome to the second of these blogs about Sundown and the logic I am using for it. I am so pleased that so many people have read Sundown. I am a bit overwhelmed at how many people are giving it attention. I almost shied away and hid! Thank you so much!

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For those who are following me now, I wish to explain why you are seeing this particular wall of text again. After a comment I believed it was for the best if I moved the explaination of the events to somewhere optional rather than stick it on the bottom of the story itself. I will not tag the blog with Sundown however, so only those of you who follow me should see each one of these. They will always be paired with a chapter.

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It's always a good season to read today's story.

Sundowner Season
[Drama] [Sad] • 21,493 words

With a heavy heart and an empty journal, Rarity heads north.

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Just not Sundown. When I started that project I really underestimated how it would affect me. However not all is bad. I have started writing again and once I get it into a state that I wouldn't be completely embarrassed to publish I will release it for your enjoyment. Its a tale of sirens, identity crises, trust, and what it means to live.

Yea... I don't think I can write without a lot of heady psychological bullshit making its way into the narrative.

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What if there was a version of "Right There In Front of Me" remixed with "Red Sun"?

Okay, so when I finished In the Days That Followed, I had set myself a loose schedule of what remaining unfinished and as yet unwritten stories I was going to tackle next. I needed to finish A Is For..., and I promised myself that I'd write the "missing" fantasy sequences from Sunset Sexytimes as a thank you to the readers who liked it and got it into the Featured box for almost a full week. Following that, I was going to turn my attention to the circus-themed Equestrian

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