173 Results with the "Starscribe" tag
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Hey everypone, sorry this is a little late. Our entire world is a little crazy right now–for the first time ever, it felt like the modern setting I was writing about in stories like Fine Print was more normal than the one outside. Hopefully you all are staying safe. Even crazier to me, I’ve been seeing a ton of new patrons joining, even during…
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Hey Bronies and Brosophs, time for another monthly update from Starscribe. If you’re looking at that calendar and feeling a little intimidated, maybe you know how I felt last month writing it all. Tons of news and stuff to get to, so let’s get to the figures. [Image unavailable: original image] Scheduled Chapters: 27Scheduled Words: ~86,000 First thing you might notice about the calendar…
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Sending a Message
First thing’s first, check out this awesome picture Zutcha did of James! Now maybe people won’t think that she’s a clone of Lightning Dust. I put it into the story too, but that won’t stop any past misunderstandings from having been made. Holy crap, what a week. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a story get so much attention, paticularly one that had just…
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Hey everybody! It’s May 23, 2016. This date might not seem all that special or even interesting to many of you, and indeed it really isn’t. Still, the date’s interesting to me, so I’d thought I’d ramble a little about the last year and everything that’s happened. This post doesn’t have too much that’s directly story-related, so anyone who would only be interested in…
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PaP Flash Fiction #5
So this one sat half-finished for several days now, finally had the time to finish it. Can credit ResidentCody from the discord server for this particular idea. [Image unavailable: original image] Saul pulled his car to a stop at the end of a long stretch of trail, leaning as close to the window as he could and searching for danger. Only when he couldn’t…
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PaP Flash Fiction #4
This one took about two hours to write instead of the usual one, but I think it was worth it. Right before the end, I hit a place where the scene would be so long and detailed it deserves a fiction of its own, so I’m going to save that one to write another day. I can’t make these this long normally, or else…
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PaP Flash Fiction #3
[Image unavailable: original image] “Why did we have to go so far, Paladin Forge?” Meadow Sweet pressed her head up against the window of the Skimmer, watching the ocean blast by below them. She had seen so many incredible things over the last few months, the least of which had been her initial recovery. Much of those early months had passed in a blur…
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PaP Flash Fiction #2
Same Biz as last time. One hour to write, had to stop when it ended. Concept was fleshed out in the PaP Discord late at night when I had another fresh idea. This will not be a daily thing. This one was written to this video. A pattern may be forming here. As before, this one won’t be edited. It’s just about getting as…
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PaP Flash Fiction #1
Hey everypony! I was bored late at night, and missed writing pony. I haven’t done any for over a month you see, though those reading my stuff probably won’t know that, as I write to a strict production schedule that provides backlog for downtimes like this. I wrote the following in one hour. It’s mean to take place sometime far into the timeline of…
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Many of you know I’ve been writing in the Friendship is Optimal universe for years now. I’ve explored some fun ideas in all that time, eventually writing 250,000 words of short stories, and one novel. I felt like all those stories would make for good candidates for a hardcover, and finally had the time to put them all together! If you’d like a copy,…
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