TSeashell
MLP: FiM
Romance
Slice of Life
Can Sunburst, a pegasus who's a loner by nature, bring together two other ponies who love and desperately need each other but can't admit it?
Twilight
Rainbow Dash
OC
Winston · 22k words · 284 19 · 3.1k views

More Blog Posts189

1 week
Guess what's here?

Test copies of the final production versions are here, and having met with my approval, both editions are ready for printing distribution copies!
Hardcover limited printing edition:

"Royal" size (6.14 x 9.21 inches). Linen bound, slightly heavier weight paper, with a nice dust jacket. All the upgrade options. 105 pages.
Read More
10 comments · 87 views
5 weeks
Seashell paperback incoming!

Once again, the proof copy is out for delivery right now.
The hardcover edition proof copy turned out great - some text mistakes to fix, but no printing errors that aren't mine! Lulu can print a book to specifications! Yay!
Read More
7 comments · 92 views
7 weeks
It's coming!

OMG OMG OMG
it's out for delivery
I can't wait I'm so amped up I can't type good so I've rewritten this bunch of times and I'm giving up now because it's just

6 comments · 133 views
8 weeks
Seashell is hitting print!

That's right. We're there.
Writing is complete, interior layout is complete, cover is complete.
Time to print a proof copy!
I'm super-nervouscited right now.
Read More
9 comments · 117 views
12 weeks
Seashell: getting closer to print!

Here's where we are on the Seashell print book:
83 pages all told, including front matter and a preface. 75 of them so far are story. Anticipating about 10-20 more pages to be finished. Almost there!
Cover's done (for the hardcover edition dust-jacket, at least, will probably have to be redone for the paperback but whatever).
Read More
7 comments · 101 views

Oct

27th

2014

If you ever wondered what Sunburst looks like... · 11:05pm Oct 27th, 2014

I fired up Paint Tool SAI and Photoshop and exercised my artistic skills a bit so you don't have to wonder any longer!

This happened mostly because I finally got tired of not having a solid visual reference outside of the relatively unreliable confines of my own head, so now there is one. I'm pleased by this.