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A Bug on a Stick Celestia was a filly living on an isolated farm and harboring dreams of greatness. Chrysalis was a black goo poured out from a wound in the walls of reality and with a weak grasp on the amount of fangs one should have. Friendship happened. by Orbiting Kettle 131,211 words · 715 · 9
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Flurry in Time Ponies. Space. Pirates. Explosions. And an ass kicking. Whose? You get to find out! by DuvetofReason 169,174 words · 330 · 6
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Mythic Dawn Luster Dawn has never gone on an adventure before. She's never had real friends before. Unfortunately she's going to get both. by MagnetBolt 61,547 words · 167 · 5
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A Pony Named Nope In an unremarkable city, in an unremarkable hospital, to two unremarkable ponies, a filly was born. A filly who was all too remarkable. A filly who radiated Destiny, and Adventure. Her parents did not approve. by Nyerguds 17,561 words · 1,128 · 15
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All You Need is Love Sapphire Shores is a changeling. She's always been a changeling. This has had something of an effect on her life and career. by AugieDog 12,170 words · 83 · 2
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Eh, so-so. Sorry I haven't been more active recently, no real excuses this time. Mostly just kibbitzing on other authors' discords at the moment.
Hey, how is it going? Haven't hear from you in a while, job still keeps you busy?
Here to make your day 'cuz why not
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thanks for favouriting Flurry in Time!
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In The Company Of Night, because as a first story, I like to think it isn't complete trash, and I spent a good year and change on it. It was also my most disciplined period of writing, being a daily-chapter story for something like... hold on, let me check - well, I missed days earlier than I thought I remembered, but I managed to keep up a nearly-daily pace for about six months. And I took the opportunity of that daily work to do a lot of experimenting and playing around within the confines of a military-themed crossover. Ever since then, I've greatly admired the effort writers like Admiral Biscuit and Kris Overstreet put into their own daily-chapter stories, which they kept up so much more steadfastly than I.