I have a new story up set in G5 that revolves around a fable. Why do the sun and moon move on their own? And why do ponies celebrate eclipses? Sunny is going to find out.

This is my entry into the Bean's Writing Group "New Blood" contest, so I hope it will do well there. Moreover, I hope you all enjoy it.

Well, that was an experience. Mostly a good one with some challenge thrown in, so I'll rate it a net positive.

What was it?

I published my first romance/shipping story.

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The good news: I'm days away from getting back to a better writing setup. For the last nine months I've only had my phone to work with, which slowed me down considerably. Saturday I get back to my PC and something closer to my old typing speed. This will let me finish my current stories faster and get into some projects I've had in mind.

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Another chapter of You've Been Summoned! is now live. In it, Cobalt has some harsh realizations and sets out to fix what he broke.

Oh, and Twilight gets her mail.

Enjoy!

Chapter four is up! If I keep going at this rate, we might actually reach a conclusion at some point.

I appreciate all of your patience as I get through the story of Cobalt and Dusty Rose. I think you'll like where it's going.

Enjoy!

Yes, it's true! Less than two months after the last chapter went up, chapter three of You've Been Summoned! is here for your entertainment. Enjoy!

I find myself between writing projects with many ideas competing for my attention. It's a good problem to have, but I want to decide soon so I don't lose momentum. Therefore I come to you, kind people who liked my work enough to follow my blog posts. What, if anything, from this list sparks your interest?

(Listed in no particular order).

– another chapter of my comedy, You've Been Summoned!

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The world isn't ending. I just have an update! Chapter 2 of You've Been Summoned! just went live, so enjoy the next chapter in Cobalt's misadventures.
(I promise the next chapter will take less than 48 weeks to arrive.)

So, I've gotten back into a writing routine, and I published a new story a few weeks ago. Heart of the Wood started as an attempt at body horror, but it quickly became more of a tragedy. The M rating is slightly misleading, because a single scene of self-harm caused it. The rest is about a young mare dealing with contracting swamp fever, before the cure was rediscovered. I hope you like it.

I apologize for the long delay in updates, but life hit me in a big way and I'm still not clear of the fallout.

Without getting into the details, I was hospitalized at the end of June with a life-threatening condition. In the course of keeping me alive my left leg was amputated above the knee. I'm now in physical therapy to learn how to get around without it.

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