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The journal of William Klaskovsky is a strange and surprisingly disturbing one.
For example, he was taken from his own world by the God of Chaos, he has found himself surrounded by talking equines, and his reputation as Ponyville's most dangerous ten year old is slowly growing.

Not to mention that he must steadily spurn increasingly sexual advances.
From his adoptive mother.

Official sequel to The Chronicles Eight, and part of the extended 8-Verse. Was written to be easily read even if you have no knowledge of the previous series. It's even got a quasi-sequel in The Peculiar Dream Journal Of William Klaskovsky.

Find out what critics are saying about The Peculiar Journal of William Klaskovsky!

- This series has a wonderful mix of terrifyingly cute and complete psychological terror that it perfectly contrasts itself and toes that damn line of "Why the fuck am I reading this?" and "Fuck this is awesome!"

- You have my complete, undivided attention.

- Ok, you are a sick person for writing it and we are sick people for waiting for the next chapter so eagerly.

- I love this William character. He's hillariously well-written and I'm surprised the author can pull it off.

- Hitchcock would be mildly flattered.

- This story... this damned story. Once again, you have somehow managed to make me totter on the edge of my seat. It is just such a perfect balance of adorable and heartwarming, with the deep cuts of horrible, terrifying psychological thriller. This story has made me laugh, made me care for characters, made me cringe in horror and disgust and pity all at once, and there were times when I damned near bawled my eyes out. Please tell me you were joking about stopping the story, because this is one emotional trainwreck that's just so much fun to ride.

- What is really matters, it's that your depiction is life-level realistic. And that is already more than enough for every thinking person out here.
This entire story is eleven out of ten in my book.