I don't get a lot of people doing awesome stuff like fan art, fan translations, or even readings of any of my work. So when it does happen, I'm always like a child on Christmas. The only thing I always sorta had a problem with was that the readings were a nice gesture, but in the end still pretty awkward and cringy to listen to.

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One thing I've realized I do quite a lot is getting inspired by certain songs, videos, comics, etc. and writing stories based on them. If I look through my story folders on Google Drive I can at least spot four where this is at leasr partially the case. My most-recent example is Last Night, Pinkie Pie Exploded, which actually started off with me translating the lyrics and playing with them and expanding upon them.

My question is, is this cheap?

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Step 1: Get writer's block and break out of it, get bored at school, write random story in sixty minutes in school library.

Step 2: Get Magnum Opus Dissonance.

Seriously, how did this random shit get more popular than all but one of my stories in two days? I mean, I can't complain, but it's still pretty damn confusing to me.

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I sit down in my school library, which actually requires a five-euros entrance fee (which I never payed), and write about a song that has been earworming in my head for days.

And I added another one: This story is completely telling-free. Why? Because it has no narrative. At all. Just 100% pure dialogue. Take that, nagging editors!

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