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Tumbleweed


A guy. A guy who writes stories. Stories about ponies. (And sometimes robots).

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  • 42 weeks
    I still exist!

    Hello, FiMfic.

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  • 62 weeks
    NEW OC DO NOT STEAL

    Oh hey, I still have a blog thing here.

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  • 74 weeks
    River City Equestria Girls?

    Seriously, that's Pinkie Pie on the left, and Rainbow Dash on the right. Tell me I'm wrong.

    I will not write a fanfic about the two of them getting into all the fights.

    Probably.

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  • 80 weeks
    An "I don't have livejournal anymore" sort of update.

    It snowed yesterday.

    Which just reminded me how much I don't like winter. It wasn't even a bad snow, just enough of a dusting to linger for a little bit. First one of the season. And I even had the day off from work, due to my schedule, so it's not like I had to do anything ...

    So I didn't.

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  • 82 weeks
    Happy Halloween!

    So yeah. Despite various distractions (Steam had Darkest Dungeon for UNDER FOUR BUCKS), I've managed to hammer out a ridiculously shippy conclusion to the self indulgent Rarijack story I started.

    So that's fun? I gave myself a deadline to finish things on Oct 31, so that's what I did, dangit. Hopefully you guys will enjoy.

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Apr
7th
2019

Anybody still read dead-tree books? · 7:42pm Apr 7th, 2019

They're like FiMfiction, only you can still read them after your laptop's battery has died, or when somebody's thrown your phone in a lake!

So yeah. Aquaman's Bronycon Bookstore project is going apace (even though we're not allowed to call it that). And, as a result, I've started fiddling around with formatting The Flash Sentry papers (or at least the first four stories) into a single, dead-tree volume. Like, I just went through and reformatted the footnotes just this afternoon. And I dare say footnotes are even funnier on paper, but that's just me. Exciting, no?

Perhaps MORE exciting is the super-rad cover art iisaw hooked me up with. Check this out!

Now, BronyCon's not 'til August, and the deadline for the bookstore is in July, but I fully intend to get my order in for the actual dead-tree versions in well before that. Which leads to the question ... just how many of these should I print? Which is an obtuse way of saying 'who would actually want this?' My plan's to keep costs as low as possible, so these'll just be fun little paperbacks rather than big fancy hardback tomes.

And heck, even if you can't make it to Bronycon, I'd be happy to mail hardcopies out as well. But before we get into the nitty gritty of shipping (and not the fun Rarijack kind), I'd just like to know how many copies I should plan on having printed. I mean, it'd just be embarrassing if everything at the BronyCon Bookstore (which will be named something different, eventually) sold out of everything BUT my book, which is something I fully expect to see happen.

Man, inventory juggling is weird. That's Capitalism, folks!

Comments ( 8 )

I'm going to have to arrange two different Bronycon budgets, one for the bookstore and one for everything else.

Will there be an exclusive promotion in it? Like a short side-story as a bonus for those who buys it at the con?

I won’t be at Bronycon but would certainly be interested in getting a copy :-)

I definitely want a copy!

Suggestion: after Bronycon, toss it up on Lulu for people to buy.

I have been trying to get back into those, recently.

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