These are my blog posts. Visit the This blog exists as a record of my thoughts and interests. I’ve always loved building websites, but when it comes to writing about the process… honestly, I find that kind of boring. I’d much rather use this space to talk about the things I’m actually passionate about.
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Published on Jun. 1, 2025 A quiet young man and a nervous unicorn share a long train ride through a post-Meld world, where silence, stories, and the slow unraveling of assumptions form the beginnings of an unlikely friendship.
Yeah, this show is indeed an example of a video game adaptation done right, and it went above and beyond when it comes to the source material. Yes, there’s a bit of controversy regarding the fate of Shady Sands, but let’s take a look at it. Seems pretty cut and dry to me. The fall…
I know, I know. I made part one for The Lost Element and never made part two. Why am I starting something else without finishing that one? The answer is simple. When that story concludes I will do part two. But as it stands, that story is over three million words, and still hasn’t ended.…
If you’ve read through this blog, there’s probably one thing you will have noticed: “This dude is obsessed with HiE.” Yes, it’s true, I have a fascination with Human in Equestria stories. I mean, check out the Fimfiction Reviews series. Every single one of them is HiE. A fair few interestingly enough feature the Anonymous…
I finally got around to reading Anonymous in Nu-Questria and it’s sequel, and holy shit, that was intense. I’m serious, I haven’t been this wrapped in a fanfic in years. Not since Exchange. I read both stories in under twenty-four hours.
My first G5 review, and seemingly the author’s first G5 story. I’ve read a couple G5 fics, but nothing particularly stuck with me. That was until I read Midnight Comfort.
After seeing it trending for over a week, I decided to put aside my aversions and check out All’s Fair in Love and War. I’ll admit, I am debating whether or not to even publish my review of this.
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Published on Nov. 9, 2021 A nomad remembers his forgotten past.
I first read How Many Friends Have You Made Today?, and How Many Have You Forgiven Today? back in October 2017. Since it’s been four years, I decided it’s time to reread them and check out the third in the series, How Many Lovers Have You Made Today?