Hello · 9:19pm Feb 20th, 2016
Hey guys!
I had this strange, nostalgic urge to run back over here and look around. Damn this site has changed a fair bit in the last... 43 weeks since I last popped in.
So, what's up?
Hey guys!
I had this strange, nostalgic urge to run back over here and look around. Damn this site has changed a fair bit in the last... 43 weeks since I last popped in.
So, what's up?
So, I finally got a phone.
Gah.
Also, Gameloft pony game is best game ever. Add me? Name's RavenDagger sans the S
So, I've been spending a fair bit of time here. It's a site for writers, similar to Fimfiction, but a tad more... general.
So, My friend Malus did a thing.
You're not obliged to, but if you feel like it, take a gander. It's a letter, of sorts.
I've been writing for a little over two years now, both as a terribly time-consuming hobby, and for work. When I started, I thought that rereading, editing and drafting were sins. They were wastes of my precious time. Now, after many a mistake, my views have changed.
I have a story that I've written.
Short, about 7K. And I've no idea how to end it.
I was wondering if any of you felt suisidal enough to give it a read and your opinion on what sort of ending this fic would need? It's for a contest outseide the pony fandom, which means no pony. But plenty of Cyberpunk and the likes!
Also:
It's going around, and someone's going to link you to it eventually. Might as well be me, eh?
I just recently added my one completed piece of original fiction, Twisting Stagnation, on Wattpad for the masses to read, critique, and butcher/enjoy.
Here's a link.
Feel free to peruse it. I'll add another three chapters next week!
I won't bother explaining what envy is, but I will go into the side effects.
When we see something we want, we'll often ruminate on it, or spend time dreaming of owning it. It's a rather normal thought process in a consumerist world like the one we live in. When applied to pony, and this site in particular, we'll sometimes see people with a lot of followers. Writers whose stories have tons of views and faves and comments.
But is it a bad thing?
I mean that in the best way.
What has My Little Pony done for you? Whether you're a new fan or an "old-timer" like me, the show must have had some meaning in your life. Using myself as an example, I can say with little doubt that, were it not for this silly kid's show and a few well-meaning bronies, I would never have lifted the figurative pen to write a story. I would have spent many more a year dreaming of becoming an author, without ever actually working towards said dream.
What would you do if the internet went down, for good?
I've been writing a little short story for something, and the premise has the main character "break" the internet in a major city. All the landline servers at once. I'm not sure how most would react to being disconnected all of a sudden. How about you?