It has been a while since I released something here, but that doesn't mean I stopped writing.
Years ago, long before I published any story here, I had great plans to create my own Intellectual Property, something I could both love and make profit of, my own multiverse so to speak.
Sing (2016) is a movie that exists.
I distinctly remember thinking when I first saw promotional material for it “Great, Illumination is doing a Zootopia cash-in” and being ready to dismiss it.
And then they put out the trailer that had a cover of Dream On by Aerosmith and that meant I was obligated to go see it.
It was fine. Even if they didn’t actually play Dream On in the movie.
A while ago I wrote a ramble which discussed topics related to villain characters. Shortly after posting it though I came to the realization that it had actually drifted a lot from what the original intention was. It was supposed to be about how redeeming villains or antagonists falls flat when there’s conveniently some other villain who can take the fall in their place, but somewhere along the way I seemed to forget about that and instead started talking about villain motivations and being
Before I forget yet again, I'll make a fairly rare non-Pony post. The His Dark Materials reread blog I said in February I was considering? It's happening, and indeed I'm now seven chapters into Northern Lights. Should anyone be interested, the relevant posts are on my Dreamwidth (the linked tag will give
I've got terrible insomnia, so I got rambling in a chat group about the times I've been to Florida. They insisted I put it up here to share. So, with only my story (no comments from the Jury) and the beginning/ending times of the whole thing, I present: that one time I went down to Florida: A Bedtime Story.
Not on here, I should say. While I'm fine with making the occasional non-MLP post, I certainly don't want to do a hundred or so of them! Why that many, I hear you ask? Because I am seriously tempted to do a chapter-by-chapter reread, blogging about it as I go. I have read the books before, more than once, but the idea still appeals. I expect it would be posted over on my Dreamwidth. If anyone's interested, keep an eye out as I'll
Loved it! A few little quibbles, not all the acting from the newcomers was stellar and sadly parts of the gender-related stuff felt awkward and forced, eg "something a male-presenting Time Lord wouldn't understand", but I liked much more than I didn't. Plus one of my worries about the new Disney-cash-infused Who has been dispelled: this definitely did not feel like a big American series. The ending with Donna spilling her drink into
This is not a My Little Pony post. Suffice it to say that I was generally very pleased with the first episode of His Dark Materials, which went out on BBC1 a few hours ago and will appear in other places on HBO tomorrow (Monday). A few niggles here and there, and the inevitable problem of not being able to translate everything in a novel like Northern Lights to the screen. Overall, though? Very good. Ruth Wilson's Mrs Coulter is up there with Nicole Kidman's, and Kidman was
I remember, among many, many other things, the uproar that came when it was announced that the EXP Share mechanic in Pokémon Sword and Shield was going to be something you couldn’t turn off. It had been an immensely contentious mechanic to begin with when it was introduced in the X and Y, but at least back then you could just choose not to deal with it if you didn’t want to. Now there wasn’t a choice in the matter, you were just going to have to accept that your whole party was
On July 14, 2015, Harper Lee's novel Go Set a Watchman, sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird, was published to significant acclaim and controversy. The plot of the story concerns Jean Louise Finch (known to most as Scout) coming home and making the discovery that it is a place rife with bigotry and hatred. It is a realization that shakes her to her core, makes her feel unsafe around her own family and childhood hometown. This of course is a sentiment which is likely to be shared by
My friend Alice "Huskyteer" Dryden has just won this year's Ursa Major Award in the Best Short Work category for her 2,000-word tale "The Analogue Cat"! It appears in The Furry Future (ed. Fred Patten) and here on SoFurry, and is a wonderful short read. It's also a second-person fic, so there. ;)
"My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" was a show primarily intended for children.
Imagine, if you will:
Twilight Sparkle and company come to Our Town at the behest of the map. They are met with a host of creepy ponies that definitely isn’t a cult with an insane leader. It’s very clearly sus right from the get-go.
First up, everyone is physically okay. I'm not going to go into great detail here, but suffice it to say that while in Scotland with various family members, the car I was in (driven by my dad) was hit by the back corner of a lorry. That car is a write-off. While insurance will make a payment, it obviously won't be what the undamaged car was worth. As such, it's going to be a struggle for my parents. I will help where I can, but I also have little to spare* and so I think for the
Wow, almost a year from my last blog post.
Well, I'm back... kind of...
https://alliwantforchristmasisanewworld.wordpress.com/
can humans live truely differently? well, this is not easy .....
(Caution: Spoilers for My Little Pony: A New Generation further down.)
I fucking love Kingsman: The Secret Service.
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