Yours Truly by Thanqol
Reading by Nimbus Productions
Genre: Epistolary/Shipping

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It seems Ursula K. LeGuin is offering writing advice. Thanks, Professor Oats!

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Well, that's more or less what it's called. This is all shortskirts's doing, if you couldn't tell. You can read that journal yourself to find out what this is and why it happened, as well as skirts's take on the entries I'm just here to mash the "post blog" button as fast as humanly possible. :V

H: 1 R: 1 C: 1 V: 0 N: 4

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Almost posted yesterday, but that would have been trying. :V

Scribbler's newest reading is ChoppersTopHat's Today, Tomorrow and Forever, with Gina M, WIsh Lotus, RarityFangirl31VA, Wuten, Animelodie and ABagOfVicodin! And I hadn't realized I'd already read Titanium Dragon's Apple Shampoo, which now has a reading by Scarlett Blade!

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Yes, here it is! The one, the only, the thousandth journal of my posting journals here on this site! I didn't know if I wanted to do something special, but then Admiral Biscuit told me I had to and I realized I had a half-completed special edition review journal just staring me in the face, begging to be posted! A thousand blog posts, you'd think I'd know what the fuck I'm doing

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The Shortest Shipfic Ever: Or, Why Admiral Biscuit Shouldn’t Write Shipfics by Admiral Biscuit
Genre: Flashfiction

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In computer news, I've ordered a new power supply, which will get here theoretically by the end of the week. :/ Stuck on the laptop until then. I might actually try doing some editing, though.

Of course, the big news is my newest reading, of KitsuneRisu’s Sunset Shimmer Goes to the Zoo, done for Scribbler’s Month of Macabre!

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First, in today's issue of Reasons Never to Unfollow Someone When They Disappear, FIDDLEBOTTOMS IS BACK. :D

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Someone said it best:

If you read more patented Cold...fics, you wouldn't have this problem!

Gadzooks, they're right! TO ACTION!

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I am sick to death of having cats. I'm never getting another pet again so long as I live. D:

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So, I was planning a big “Top Ten of 2015 edition”, but given the way things are going this year (plus how they went last year), I think I’ll just release the list and leave it at that. :B These are the ten best stories-what-I-read for 2015!

Alarm Clock by Meta Four
An Ally Called Preponderance by Myriad Kay

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Dammit, Leonov.

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ABagOfVicodin's newest reading is JMac's Our Little Accident!

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Happy Easter! There was no way I was going to post the day of a season premiere. :V Also, had one more one-shot audiobook to finish before the next big one.

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Hold the fricking phone. We've seen audio readings of fanfics. We've seen comic adaptations. We've even seen animatics and maaaaybe an animation. But Brawny Buck has brought fanfiction to a whole new level, with his LIVE FUCKING PERFORMANCE of xjuggernaughtx's story Checkmates! :D It's pretty darn fantastic! (And the story's really funny, if you haven't read it!)

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If by any chance you have me on Skype, don't expect to see me there much anymore, not that I ever was before. Everything's moved to Discord now.

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Welcome back from Bronycon, all you crazy pony people! I explicitly waited until today to post this so you'd all have something to return to. :V That of course means lots of news!

Rinnaul has a Patreon!

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I recently ran into a reading of ocalhoun's Unicorn Horns Are Made of Candy by newcomer Star1412s. Her voice is adorable, her reading style is solid, I only needed a few seconds to determine that she's a good choice. That said, this is her first and so far only MLP reading; she seems to be multi-fandom, so time will tell if she'll do another.

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Loganberry has done a reading of his story We Who With Songs Beguile! :D ('Bout time, says I!) Dr. Wolf has begun a reading of Rainb0w Dashie's Waiting for You!

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Oh boy, I'm finally done with these! x.x That was a lot of stories to read, between all these editions.

H: 3 R: 6 C: 6 V: 3 N: 0

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