[SPOILERS FOR S5 FINALE]

When a friend is all you used to have, what do you have left after that? Both Rarity and Applejack contemplate what they've lost in the midst of darkness. Security, family ... and each other.

Cover art is placeholder, subject to change.

When space-time breaks in a way it usually doesn't, Discord and Applejack end up racing through dimensions, trying to find a way back home. If home still exists...

Written for the November 2015 Writeoff Association contest, "Out of Time," this story took 16th place.

When Apple Bloom's nightmares come to life, she must learn that it's OK to admit when you’re scared.

A bedtime story in three parts. Featured on EQD!

Life on a farm is tough work – any honest farmer worth their salt will tell you as much. But life on a farm as a filly isn't so bad, especially if you're lucky enough to grow up at Sweet Apple Acres.

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Simple Apple sibling scenes written for fun before joining the site.
Takes place a couple years before the first season.
Cover art credit: GloomyMark Goombot Cosmalumi

Applebloom is tasked with writing a story about how siblings help ponies to meet society's expectations. In so doing, she learns a very important lesson about her and Applejack's relationship.

Sundays are always special for her; but, through the thick and thin, this was most certainly Rarity's best Sunday ever.

Disclaimer; Cover art by GlancoJusticar

Twilight Sparkle was thrilled to find her place as Princess of Friendship. But what is a Princess of Friendship without her friends? When Applejack comes to her to have an important conversation, Twilight is reminded that some of her friends have places of their own.

Part of the "All In" minific writeoff.

Applejack tries to write a love letter. She mostly fails. A TwiJack story, set somewhere in early Season 4.

Rarity helps a beautiful mare pick out the perfect hat in her boutique.

As seen on Equestria Daily.

Princess Celestia has asked Twilight and Applejack to investigate an ancient artifact in the Foal Mountains. However, trouble arises, and their efforts prove to be in vain. But as an old saying goes: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, try, try, try again.

If only this wasn't messing with their wedding plans.