(Upon realizing it has been an insanely long time since I posted anything, I decided to dig up Migration Patterns and attempt to finish it for the sake of the Dust of the Arena fans now highly intrigued about how Mortimer fits into the rest of the DOTA universe. Despite my outline, I forgot where READ MORE
Author: Allie Lynn
Quite Possibly the Best Horse Game? A Rival Stars Horse Racing Review (IOS Version)
Is Rival Stars Horse Racing all that it’s cracked up to be? Today I dive into the mobile version of Rival Stars and give my opinion on the gameplay.
Give It A Rest: An Argument For Young Writers To Slow Down
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Three Horse-Themed Entertaining Youtube Channels For Horse Crazy Teens
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Five Tips Towards Smoother Self Developmental Edits: An Editing-Hater’s Guide
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The Disappearing Horse: Five Tips For Keeping Your Horse Characters From Fading into the Background
Have trouble with keeping your equine characters in the story? Today’s article dives into five tips to help you give your horse characters purpose.
What Do You Want To See in 2026?
In which I ask for your opinions for future articles.
Hurricane: A Wildcards Short Story
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Migration Patterns, A Dust of the Arena Prequel: Part 9
The Mental Observations of Mortimer Anhingas December 7th When the song said, “I’m dreaming of a white Christmas”, I don’t think the writer meant one like at my house. The large building almost looks cruel with the layers of ice coating the roof and gutters, jagged icicles from the eaves shaped like fangs. For being READ MORE
Migration Patterns, A Dust of the Arena Prequel: Part 8
The Journal of Mortimer Anhingas November 17th Iris hasn’t been the same since we visited Ollie. Then again, neither have I. The day after, she threw herself even deeper into her research for a management treatment. She’s convinced that a cure isn’t the real answer– treatment is. Even though the school has started to get READ MORE