What does a young magic tutor, a mysterious oak tree, and an evil librarian have in common? Scaring the bejeebers out of the children, that's what. Two more chapters of The Substitute Librarian are en route, with a little ghost story for you all. Sneak peek below the fold, as usual:

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For your listening pleasure, we have a delayed plug for Pony and Wolf Productions reading of Twilight Sparkle Lays an Egg, and a current plug for my Barcast interview on Twitch (currently under most recent videos).

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Today at 6PM Central Standard Time, Georg is going to appear on this week’s Barcast, which leaves only the question of “Georg is interesting?” Well, here’s a sneak peek recorded at Bronycon 2019.

Visit their thread, leave questions, watch their other videos, and enjoy! Hope to see you there.

I just posted a last (for now) chapter of Thoughtletts as we approach the October 12 EOTWAWKI, and thought it would be a good time to lead up to the final MLP episode with a story that has been perking in the back of my list for about a year now, The Substitute Librarian. As many know, I’m a fan of Estee and the Triptych Continuum. So what would

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Seemed a little slow today, so thought I'd toss out a big chunk of Sweetie Belle - Hogwarts Exchange Student for you to look at. Remember when I said the complexity of a story is at least the cube of the number of characters involved? Did you ever wonder why JK Rowling made the section of Harry Potter where he gets his wand a one-to-one interaction with Mister Ollivander? That's why. Getting these three kids wands is likely to chew up chunks of three chapters in the story. See it below

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Vren55: Yo, Georg. In your experience, did you need a big referral from a big author to get a lot of readers on this site? Doing some semi serious research for my next blog post in response to some comments I got.

The answer is too long for just an email. It starts with: Yes. No. It depends.

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I've about got Chapter 26 of Farmer Bruener Has Some Ponies ready to publish with maybe a few tweaks left. My problem I've hit is Chapter 27, since I've been out of the private aviation business since 1983, and I no longer have the lingo. I have the charts, and the

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“Captain Sparkle!” Weapons Officer Dash pointed out the viewscreen at a hulking starship that was closing on the space station. “There’s a target, and it looks hostile!”

“Looks more like a pimento,” mused Twilight, peering between the two slices of bread at the contents of her sandwich. She took a bite and chewed thoughtfully. “It’s good, though.”

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Well, to tell that story, is to tell another one.

I can’t remember who I was chatting with (either Ghost or Bad Horse, I believe) when I brought up the concept of three sons inheriting a barony, where one got everything to the east side of the river, the other got everything to the west side of the river, and the third one got smart and took the river, which was the most valuable.

And then Ghost or Bad Horse said “And it’s full of seaponies, right?”

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I've been gently chastised by my editors about my tendency to publish before asking their input (thus making a lot of ex post publico changes). So here's the warning: I'm about done with So The Other May Live, a two-chapter look into Green Grass' early life as it would appear in a more Estee-like universe. It fails the Bechdel Test cold, treats the wife in Baron Chrysanthemum's marriage as near-property, and should give moralists cold chills, so those of you who have fragile

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