New Stories + Contest Stuff + Con Stuff! · 12:32am July 10th
What's that? I have as many stories as blog posts now? Better fix that.
Clinically diagnosed with SciSet Brainworms
What's that? I have as many stories as blog posts now? Better fix that.
No, I don't mean my new fic. But also yes that. You should definitely read that, it was fun to write and from the sound of it, fun to read too. Extremely short, since it's a Dialogue-Only contest entry. Consider yourselves nudged.
Two blogs in one month? Scandalous. Well, as a reward for following me, you get to see a special preview of a contest launching in two days! Yes, we know there's a lot of contests going around right now (I should know), which is part of why this one will run a lot later than most of those. Anyway, this is your opportunity to get a head start, and also bug-test some of the rules before they get published on the group page and,
The muse is cruel and unforgiving.
Yeah. Lately I've had ideas for the next chapter of Together from Canterlot to Canterlot. Ideas for the Shining is a Terrible Dad contest. Ideas in general. And I keep bombing out of actually writing them. Or reading. I've had a bit of a rough year, mentally.
Hey! It's been a little while since I did a blog, hasn't it?
Wow, yeah, not since EFNW. Well, let's fix that, shall we?
Well, damn. This is a long one.
So it turns out I made it to Everfree Northwest 2023 after all -- well, most of it. I did have to miss a big chunk of Saturday, unfortunately, and some of Friday evening. But I got to see almost all the panels I was most excited for, got to do the big activities that I was itching to do, and got to meet (or reunite) with so many members of our lovely fanfic community!
I did say I'd have more exciting news shortly in my last blog, didn't I?
I wonder if this news has anything to do with this picture of two gay dorks here?
Hello all! After a few exciting days of work on fics both large and small, I wanted to post a little about what I'm up to.
This is just utterly incredible.
So for a lot of my fics, I appreciate the value of a simple visual. The one I commissioned from daOtterGuy for The Final Conversation, for example, is very nicely minimalistic, using simple outlines and colors to convey the emotions at play in the story. Sometimes, less is more.
She became conscious of the fact that she now really was looking at Sunset. Like, right at her. The rich amber of her face, the lovely cyan of her eyes, the fiery crimson of her hair, that kind, inviting warmth that radiated from her, a gaze that somehow felt as piercing as it was inviting.