I am a conglomerate of Engineeriological and Writeological forces with a Ponypreneurial spirit.

Hoopy's just this guy, you know?

Complete AppleDash fanatic!

"Gold for the merchant, silver for the maid / Copper for the craftsman, cunning in his trade / 'Good', laughed the Baron, sitting in his hall / But iron - cold iron - shall be the master of them all."

An off-again-on-again writer and father of a pony-fan. Incessant poking will make me write more/faster, by the way. (That's not sarcasm—I need reminders to write.)

Just an aspiring writer. Not really anything special.

A good story isn't measured by how long it is, but by how long it stays with you.

The RoboWriter.

I am running from something I'm becoming, but becoming one means I'm running from all I am.

So long, and thanks for all the fish! Remember to love each other.

I'm older than your average brony, but then I've always enjoyed cartoons. I'm an experienced reviewer, EqD pre-reader, and occasional author.

[center]Bye guys[/center]

Someone once said I was passive aggressive. I disagree. I am far too impatient for that. I prefer just being normal aggressive. Don't worry about 'maybe' upsetting me, you will know.

Just a simple guy who likes to find a shining light, even in the darkest of places.

I write pony words. Millions of them. Some people actually think they might be worth reading. I am very thankful for that. Also, I have a Patreon now?

loves tiaras.

Fandom veteran, journalist, sixteen-time EqD published author. I hope you have a lovely day! Come visit my official website at www.williamantonelli.com

I write lots and lots of horse words; everything from comedy to drama. If you like what I write, please support me on Patreon.

Amateur fanfic writer and reader. Sometimes I get dreams, dreams of ponies, and wish that someone would write a story based off them. So why not me?

My name is Donny's Boy. I ship ponies.

"If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead and rotten, either write things worth reading, or do things worth the writing." – Benjamin Franklin