So many blogs posts on here seem to be about people whining about something in their life, seriously, so many depressed low self esteem people here! Eat more broccoli!

Just a quick post that my Scribblefest story Marble's Horizon was recently reviewed by Titanium Dragon, a well known writer and reviewer here on the site. He previously reviewed The Reality I Choose as well. He apparently found Marble's Horizon a bit more to his liking, though, so that was nice.

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So the RCL did its Bronycon thing, and we somehow ended up with a consensus that Monochromatic wrote the best story in the fandom, that my husband (we can all dream) Aragon placed, and I got an honourable mention. I also did very well in the online polling for submissions.

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Most of us have 'em, most of us don't want 'em. I know I got scars from my past, from what I've dealt with. My face looks perpetually tired to the point I look strange and it kind of mars my face. I sometimes look supernaturally sad from being overwhelmed by emotions, and it's hard to wipe it off my face.

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Thank to those who read my ever unpredictable stories. Ever bit of your positivity, each favorite, all the words read, means much to me. I never thought my sudden lurch and passionate fervor for pony words this year would launch me into a word count soon to surpass my also sluggish A03 form last year and this.

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So, full confession, I have a lot of “Fimfic Famous” friends. I won’t list them because, well, that would be weird, and rude, but I have a lot of people I chat with with (some) regularly who are fairly successful and popular on this website. I have a lot of different interactions with them, but one that has occurred with an alarming amount of regularity is something along these lines;

Them: “My work/standing/ability is garbage.”

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New article up that I"m especially proud of

This one's a kind of explanation on how and why large groups of people form. What do the Yakuza, the Crips, the Black Panthers and #MeToo all have in common, and why do so many people do things that they know are so bad for everyone else?

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