In the words of the immortal RBDash47:

Hey folks! If you could take a moment to fill out this survey, that would be very cool of you. I'd like to help all the authors who plan to make books available in Aquaman's Golden Oaks Bookstore booth at BronyCon get some idea of how many to stock there.

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HELLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

There's something going on at BronyCon this year where people are bringing physical books of their fics to sell! I'm gonna to do this! Yeah!

The question: does anyone care? I have a pretty good idea of what fics I'd include:

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Hello friends! Just sending you this blog to plug a new article of mine, published today on The Outline, about security, paranoia, and why Amazon sucks.

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Hello, loves. Just wanted to make a quick blog to provide some updates on what I've been working on, and also to humblebrag in the form of philosophical wondering.

First, new story, which came out like two weeks ago so y'all have probably already seen it. I wrote it as a Jinglemas present – my third, if you've been keeping count – and although it's shorter than most of my other work, I think it's still pretty funny.

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Hello all,

So, uh... I didn't mention this in my last blog, but if you were at BronyCon, you might remember me mentioning that I was working on a project. Or, possibly, I may have asked you for an interview or some pictures.

Well, all that was in service of this:

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SO.

I'm alive. I swear.

This year has been insane for me in a lot of ways, which I'll devote a longer blog to soon.

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Over the past few years, I've participated and had my work critiqued in countless writing workshops, each one varying in both content and usefulness. After all, there's only so much that university students, most of them beginning writers, can comment on in half an hour. Yet, if there's one thing that's been constant in every workshop I've attended, it's this: when the time comes to comment on the workshopped piece's title, everyone goes silent. Or, if they do speak up, it's just to give a

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Hello friends,

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It's been a few weeks since the results of the first decennial Sunset Shimmer Shipping Contest. And although the results weren't that controversial—I've only yet seen one person accuse us of being biased and wrong—I know that there were loads of stories that deserve some recognition, if not simply to be talked about.

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