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Bellmouth levitated a biscuit from the packet and carefully dunked it in his tea. This had to be done just right: dunk it too long and the biscuit could fall apart, too quick and it doesn't get the right blend of hot tea with dry biscuit. He took a satisfied mouthful. Fourty years working for the Equestrian Emergency Railway Service had given him ample time to get his dunking procedure just right.

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Greetings and Salutations, my name is Wrex and this is my review. It'll the sequel to 'Thomas and Friends: the Retold Adventures', it's 'Thomas, Twilight, and the Magic Railway'. As the name implies, it's based off the'Thomas and Friends' movie that was in theaters. I'll say this, this brought back a lot of memories. This proves, like the movie, that size doesn't matter. It doesn't take a big man to do big things. There are some grammatical errors and incorrect spelling, but still good. I give

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Okay… Railways. Not something I’ll admit to knowing a lot about really. I admit, that’s irony considering my dad worked for CSX for over twenty years, probably longer than that. But my knowledge of railways is… limited. I’m not a train otaku, let’s just put it that way. However, one thing I did get from this story, right off the back is EM2 is one. I don’t say that to be rude by any means, but I do get that vibe almost at once by looking at the story, even the cover art.

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Nightline and the crew are back.

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*Update*
I have finished and uploaded my new little short story.
Thank you for showing an interest and I'd love to know what you think and if you have any ideas please share :)

Hello Everypony

Sorry for the lack of any updates as of late. I did start the next chapter to Under the Red Cloud but unfortunately i lost my motivation for it.
I'll come back to it eventually so bare with me if you like Under the Red Cloud.

Now, onto something else.

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So, this is it.

The single strangest (but serious) thing I've ever attempted to write is done and the last chapter will be forthcoming shortly. I've done a ridiculous amount of research for the smallest things that more often than not only affect a single sentence or two. It's been tremendously fun ;)

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Greetings every-creature!

Now that Sacred and Wild is finally complete, I have several ideas and options for where I could go next with my creative writing. I recently opened an old document containing the beginnings of a naturist-style D&D fic, re-editing what I have so far as both a reminder of where I'm up to, and to bring it up to my current standards.

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This is a review I did for "Luminaries," a now-defunct project I was invited to contribute to: getting a number of reviewers together to each write an in-depth essay on one of their favorite stories, each covering one by a different author. I jumped on The Descendant's The Railway Ponies: Highball as fast as I could, and as far as I know was one of only a few people (along with TheJediMasterEd and I believe Bad Horse, though I'd be happy to be proven wrong about that) to finish one.

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It’s not a planned stop, not even the more accustomed unplanned stop where Sweetsong wants to go further but the train doesn’t. After the tunnel, she just has to have sky and openness to decompress.

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Sooner or later, Sweetsong has to get over the mountains if she wants to keep going west. It’s a mixed blessing; while she’s past the speedy railroad mainlines of the Midwest, now she’s got more scenery and fewer people who might spot her.

Having been on that route myself, I can say that it’s gorgeous.

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