This morning, I listed every eligible entrant in a text document, one per line, and used random.org's random number generator to pick line numbers. So...

Congratulations to NaiadSagaIotaOar, Emptybee, and CircuitMane! If you're reading this before reading your PMs, well, go read those and get back to me!

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I was going to post about this after Bronycon, but I thought I'd give it a week or so, so that it wouldn't get lost amidst everyone's post-Bronycon blogs. And being me, a week or so passed and I completely forgot I'd meant to post this.

But now I've been reminded, so here we go!

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So! It was a good thing I went ahead and did that Easter egg contest when I did, because about a week later the folks who own the IP that inspired The Purloined Pony -- that is to say, the folks who own the IP that I meticulously copied in exacting detail to produce the book -- got in touch to very politely say, "Hey, so... could you please not do that? If you could just go ahead

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It always feels weird for me to review a story from a guy that does so many reviews himself.

It's like, what if he says I suck, that I got no talent? What if he's like, "Get out of here kid, you've got no future"? I mean, I don't think I can take that kind of a rejection.

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Okay, this got weird again. Just check out the pretty ponies below the break.

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So! This was fun. Right? Right!

I loved getting messages from people thinking they'd found a hidden secret, and there are a couple I wanted to call out here because I thought they were great (albeit completely unintentional).

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Hopefully, you all got a chance to look at my previous blogpost; if you've got any interest in getting a copy of The Purloined Pony for yourself, then rest assured that you can get one whenever you like; it's print-on-demand, so no worries about running out of copies or the like.

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You might recall that one of Ponyfeather Publishing's first titles was The Purloined Pony, by Chris. He and I were both very pleased by its reception at the BronyCon bookstore, and I hope everyone who purchased it there or online is enjoying their copy.

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