Nightmare Nights Dallas decided to announce their last guest of honor tonight; writer Natasha Levinger. The con is in just a few weeks now, and we're sure as hell going. You want to join in the fun? Well we have a promo code IWTCIRD10
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Fillies and gentlecolts, Nightmare Nights Dallas is pleased to announce our final Guest of Honor, Natasha Levinger!
As one of the talented writers of Friendship Is Magic, Natasha has proven to be a master of crafting stories that shape Equestria and the ponies we know and love. She had the pleasure of writing two episodes for Season 4: The finding-new-family-fun adventure of “Pinkie Apple Pie”--including the lyrics for “Apples to the Core”--and the I’m-only-doing-this-for-your-own-good drama of "It Ain't Easy Being Breezies."
Natasha joins Josh Haber, Amy Keating Rogers, Gillian Berrow, and Mitch Larson from the writing staff, Heather Nuhfer from the IDW comics, and of course our pair of voice actors, Tabitha St. Germain and Britt McKillip!
Also, our Virtual Food Drive for the North Texas Food Bank is back again this year. If you can’t make it to the con you can always make a donation online! We’re aiming to raise enough for 3000 meals for the hungry in north Texas.
Memberships to Nightmare Nights Dallas can be purchased here! Use the coupon code [insert site specific code] and save 10% off your membership!
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Nightmare Nights Dallas (NMND) is Texas’ biggest My Little Pony convention, and will be held on October 24-26, 2014 at the Crowne Plaza Addison in Addison, Texas. Contact NightmareNightsDallas@gmail.com with any questions! Join us on the web at www.nightmarenights.net • www.facebook.com/NMNDallas • www.twitter.com/nightmarenights
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DeleteIs there any way you guys could organize a chip-in present for the staffies we like at the cons you cover? Even if it never amounts to more than a 40 and a slap on the back it'd be a nice break from the desert of cartoon writing.
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