Flarity: Who Ships For The Shipper? · 1:35pm Mar 22nd, 2015
Hello, darlings!
Um... hello.
Goodness, it has been some time, hasn't it? I wonder sometimes if our dear author might have been swayed by other ships.
That's not true! He just likes to mix things up. 
Like sometimes really really mix things up!
I'm pretty sure he still likes us, even if things get complicated at times...
I suppose. Apparently he does enjoy simpler tales with less romantic jumbles on occasion. He actually has been following a budding author who has been writing a series of stories about Fluttershy and myself in a decidedly nonromantic relationship thus far... but it seems that's going to change with the newest story?
Maybe? It actually seems like there were little hints here and there that something was going on between us that just... wasn't being made obvious. But then, sometimes it's easy to see what you want to see. 
N-not that I would ever think about you that way, Rarity!
No worries, darling. I know it's easy to get caught up in a good story. There is no shame in buying into the tale as presented.
Right...
Anywhoo, the author is Taialin, and he seems to do a quite wonderful job with yours truly and Fluttershy alike! Quite important for a romance, naturally.
It would be awfully nice if some people would go look over their stories. New authors should be encouraged and appreciated more.
So, with that, we bid you all a fine adieu—
There was also... another author Mr. Resolve had mentioned.
Hmmm? 
Oh, right the... other one.
Rarity, be nice. They wrote a good story too.
Well, it was lovely, it's just that we can't exactly put out recommendations for material that some ponies might not appreciate.
We could at least mention who they are, so some ponies can check their story page for it...
I suppose that much couldn't hurt. Very well, the author is Noir De Plume, and if you check through their stories you'll find a title by the name of A Model Relationship, provided you have any business looking at such stories. The scenes are a little short, sadly, but the emotion conveyed seems quite wonderful. So... if you don't mind a more mature fare, you should seek that out.
And so, having said that, goodbye for now, darlings!
Goodbye...
Thanks for the recommendations, will peruse the authors works. :3
Reading, right now.
And I'm off!
I like entertaining blog posts.
This entertained me.
I have been entertained.
Also, since your reco's have worked out fairly well in the past, I guess I have more to add to the list....
Oooh. I'll have to check out Taialin later.
Am I correct in assuming that Carousel Designs, LLP is the most appropriate story to start with?
...I mean, I know what they say about assuming but it's honestly kind of racist so I try to ignore it.
2901759 correct , then nightmare, on to listen, and then language.
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Steel is correct, but in fact, all the stories I've published are written such that they can—and do—stand alone. You won't gain or lose much by skipping a few or reading them out of order. I would suggest, however, that when you get to it, you read Listen and Language in that order; those two are part of an explicit and ongoing series.
Thanks so much for your interest!