I have not written anything in 48 hours and it is starting to affect me psychologically.
Many of you don't know this, but I performed a test last week. I finished one job last month and am transitioning to another hopefully very soon, but in the meantime I have all this free time, so i decided to write. For seven days straight
I wrote approximately 43,000 words
over 9 stories
At the risk of of perhaps revealing too much, I've decided to pull back the curtain and show how my work progresses into what it is. It starts simple, I approach it almost as a screenplay, and then, after a few rewrites, it gets constructed into something greater. This is the secret to how I write.
Hi Everypony,
Just found this cool little article, stumbled onto it on Facebook. Made for interesting and informative reading, so I thought i'd share it with any and all other aspiring writers out there.
Enjoy!
This lesson was copied over from a few posts I made on the r/writing subreddit. I feel like it's enough to stand as a short summary of when and how to use prologues in speculative fiction:
I'm going to dedicate every Wednesday of the week to becoming my 'boredom day', which should get my mind going enough that it will try to entertain itself by making up stories. That should let me write more chapters per week, which means everyone can read more :D
Thank you all for being patient while I sorted out some life stuff, but I need to get off my butt and write more 
It's been far too long since I published anything. This will change. I'm now intending to go ahead with the block-breaker adventure before too much longer. Don't expect anything remotely special -- it is a block-breaker after all, so just getting stuff out there will be the main priority -- but as one possible point of interest, this story will have a main protagonist who is a canon character but isn't a Mane Sixer, Starlight, CMC or princess.
Chapter 2 of The Danger Within is now out! It's called "More Questions than Answers", and I'm sure you'll have a few of the former after reading it. Will we learn any more about where Fancy, Flutters and Rares have ended up? Will they meet anyone to help -- or hinder? Will Rarity calm down a bit? Somewhere between none and all of those questions will be answered this time. 
Ha ha. Ha. No.
This story actually dates to 2014, and then it sat for several years before I remembered that it was even there. It was originally going to be a flashback aside for another (much larger) story about the modern MLP Rarity, but it is nearly 5000 words all by itself.
So it got cut. I re-read it a few weeks ago, and I think it's good writing. So, I'm posting it. I think it's sweet.
The answer to the question, "Is studybay legit?" is simple-"Whatever you want, write it." This is not a joke or a disclaimer. The essay is the freest possible form of a short prose essay. The only significant limitations to all types of essays are except for the small volume, the presence of the author's opinion, and a more or less definite reason or theme for the text.
Eh, I haven't done a writing blog in forever. Why Shirley Jackson? I just read a book of some of her collected works, and it got me thinking about how different media are better at doing certain things, which isn't exactly a new idea. Bear with me, after the break.
Summarized, with a slant for our purposes: Roth tried writing about Anne Frank, but found he'd just been reminding people of her existing story, instead of writing a new story. So he rewrote it in first person, then rewrote that back into third person.
INTERVIEWER: Do you ever take long chunks that have been dialogue and make them into narrative, or the other way around?
https://chrome.writefullapp.com/
http://lifehacker.com/writefull-analyzes-the-context-of-phrases-you-use-to-im-1791359476
Give it a look. It seems that it is helpful and useful. It analyses context, which is great. I think I might give it a try to see how it does. There are a few other good links in the article for writers, so I'd suggest giving it a look.
Everyone here can have all the story writing you want. My days of writing are officially over.
i've been really busy. i deliver flowers and last weekend was mother's day. my rock band is getting more gigs and i've been on a bit of a music writing streak and i'm getting the ponytones up and running again. but i have a long road trip today and tomorrow to work on stuff. i wanna write for you guys. i love you. so it's time to write.
There are more options for point-of-view than just omniscient, limited, and objective. Another interesting thing about The Comfort of Strangers, a novel by Ian McEwan, is that it uses a shared point of view. We are in the minds of the two protagonists, and you could say it's switching back and forth like in a romance novel, but it feels to me like an omniscient viewpoint that can only see into the minds of certain characters, or like a single mind spread out between two bodies. Is there
"Hmm, I'm going to work on A Night With: Rainbow Dash 2" 
*Starts writing for it, gets four words*
"Welp, time for a break." 
*sits and thinks while listening to music, thinks about Nazis and Ponies for some reason.*
"I'm going to make this a story!" 
*Writes the idea for it, gets half a chapter done, stops when I start thinking about Fallout Equestria*
"I should write for that too!" 
After reading this excellent blog from bookplayer, it had me really thinking... why am I writing fanfiction? What am I trying to accomplish?
Kind of long, but if you stick around 'till then end, you'll get a pony!
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