My compadre Present Perfect has been involved in a reading of one of my favorites of my own stories and kept it secret for months. And it's a Scribbler performance, so you know it'll be good. Really, she's the top for dramatic readings, and she's doing dark fics all month, so

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I don't normally blog when I release a story, but Duet in the Folk Style had a big effect on me. It started out as a completely different type of project a long time ago, one which I had to abandon for lack of direction. Then it got a thorough overhaul of the original four chapters with an actual ending in mind. After writing the last two chapters, it made it very difficult to do my final editing sweep. It's just one of

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So I posted this story earlier today, and it's an odd bird. More a peek at my home life with a budding MLP fan. As such, it's nonfiction, which surprised me a little that it passed moderation. I figured it'd be called too meta or something, and that I'd have to do it as a blog post instead. So here's a blog post to signal-boost what might have been a blog post.

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Some weeks ago, Avox posed a question on my user page:

How do you usually go about writing your stories? Do you outline them beforehand, or do you just dive in headfirst? Do you finish them in one sitting, or do you write bits and pieces of them here and there? I'd love the chance to dissect your brain learn more about how you write, since you clearly know what you're doing.

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DRWolf has done a reading of "If Memory Serves," and he sure has the voice for it! Send him some views and love on his YouTube channel!

Well, that was something. I've never been to a fan convention of anything before, just professional or hobby ones. I kind of knew what to expect, at least in terms of how things would look, based on news footage and such of ComiCon. So it didn't catch me off guard at all to see the variety of fan-generated merchandise, the elaborate costumes, or the sheer number of people.

But of course the visual can't give you the sense of what it's like to be there right in the middle of it.

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Cons are not my thing, and I'm not really invested in MLP enough to go... except that I am really interested to meet some of the people I've encountered over the years. So far, the only one I've actually seen face-to-face is GaPJaxie. Well, I decided to participate in this years Equestria Daily Pre-Readers' Q&Neigh panel. I'll only be there the one day, but if you see me walking around (look for the person that seems most out of place there) or if you want to catch me before or after the

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The Living Library Player Society has added another reading of one of my stories, If Memory Serves

Check it out!

And my obligatory plug of all previous readings:

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I've done a couple of small interviews before. One small five-minute intro when I did a couple of live readings for knighty's charity livestream a few months back, and the written one that goes with getting a story inducted into the Royal Canterlot Library. But user Nekonyancer has started up a series of interviews with writers he likes, and I was honored to be one of

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There have been a couple more readings of my stories!

I don't listen to too many readings, so I have no idea where these fall on the quality spectrum, but I sure appreciate that people enjoyed the stories enough to put them together.

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