So. It's been over a year since I've posted anything. What happened?

At first, in a word, graduation. I made it out of college and got an actual job. The thing is, the job hunting process ended seven months ago, and I was fully moved into a new apartment four months ago. Why no updates, then?

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I discovered The Bad Webcomic Wiki recently, and while browsing through the reviews stumbled across a link to an article on the site about Mary Sues. After reading it, well...

Their net is dangerously wide. Just look at this list of supposed Mary Sue tells (bolding done by me):

The regular Mary-Sue has many, if not all, of these common traits

He/She...

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Yes, you did read that correctly. Discord's Apprentice, my second story and first semi-serious one, is finished, clocking in at 47,946 words. I know some people stuck it in their 'read when complete' bookshelf, so I'm posting this blog to let them know it's done.

I know this is usually where I thank a bunch of people, but I already did that in the author's note and I'm saving my More Honest Than Humble speech for something else. Instead, have a crazy song!

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Pajama Sam must rescue his big brother Mark from the evil Queen Chrysalis with the reluctant (on his part) help of the locals while learning a valuable lesson about family.

Come on, you know you want to read it.

Coming soon to a story box near you (and by soon I mean as soon as the moderators approve it)!

That's right, I'm going there.

I have a new Avatar!

All credit goes to PrinceCelestia.

I'm writing a crossover with All the Trolls. ALL OF THEM. by Alex Prior and SnapDrakeGames. Go check it out.

Ok, those of you who follow me or the authors of the stories I've sorted might have noticed my new shelving system. I'll be breaking it down here.

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I've done some collab work recently, here are the links:

Civilization: Beyond Equestria with May I Cut In.

Chaotic Will, with NewUnitedEmpire.

Hope you all enjoy.

If you think your story is perfect, you're lying to yourself. The art of writing is a constant quest for self improvement, and everything you make can always be better. So go back and edit your stories. Make your oldest work match your latest in quality. And never stop changing. Because when you don't change, you don't live.