After the events of 'The Beginning Of The End', Twilight and her friends discuss an interesting new word they seem to have invented. Is she happy about it? What do you think?

Inspired by the artwork You Look Cute in Pink
By artist Julunis14 and Fimfic Julunis14

Rainbow Dash loves a challenge. She always wants to be the best at everything. However, she may have bitten off more than she could chew when it comes to a prank-off with Ponyville's master prankster. Now she's wishing that this day did not exist altogether and wanting to get rid of it with a hot mug of cider.

"YOU ARE NOT THE REAL PINKIE PIE!"
"You probably shouldn't even exist."
"You're only a clone, you don't HAVE any feelings!"

Who was she to believe? She was barely a day old, and already she'd seen the disappearance of her mirror images, all but her. Was she just a clone? A disposable unfeeling analog?
What would happen if she became her own pony? If she became real?

Is it possible for one of the Pinkie's, the only copy left behind, to develop? To become an entirely different pony to the one that she was modelled after?

Oh, and before I forget, thanks to the amazing WerewolfNobody for the (At one point) cover art!
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Three of the most powerful girls in all of Equestria's history have a chance meeting at a coffee shop in Manehattan. They talk. One of the topics being their father. The only male alicorn to ever exist in Equestria's history.

It was a romantic day like any other, except Rainbow Dash had some choice words to give to the guy writing this fic. Seriously, all I wanted to do was to write an AppleDash fic? What’s so wrong about that?!

Remember this, my little Dashie, you picked this fight!

Partially inspired by the Duck Amuck short.

Twilight woke up to experience another normal day in Equestria. Except she had this weird sense of deja vu and other abnormalities.

And to add onto the abnormalities (even though it was supposed to be another normal day in Equestria, not an abmoneral day), she and her entire reality is now being dictated by the whims of a capricious deity who, for once, isn't Discord.

This story is a sequel to Starlight Does Not Take Criticism Well

Note: Contrary to what the cover art depicts, this story takes place after the future events depicted in The Last Problem.

To cope with the extreme stress of running Equestria, and because Starlight suggested it to her, Twilight makes a hobby out of writing fiction. And the reason she's writing fiction instead of something autobiographical is because she doesn't want a repeat of what happened when she published the Friendship Journals.

Unsurprisingly, she gets carried away very quickly.

This story is a sequel to Starlight Does Not Take Criticism Well

Despite being the Greatest and most Powerful-est unicorn to have ever graced Equestria, Trixie noticed that she isn't getting as many audience members as she used to. And to add insult to (narcissistic) injury, magicians of a lesser calibre are attracting the very same audience she felt she deserved.

While it's a sequel to Starlight Does Not Take Criticism Well, you do not read to read that one to understand what's going on. But they both have similar themes so...you know.

Featured on 13/12/2020

Needing to take up a hobby in between friendship lessons, Starlight takes up writing. Surprisingly, her stories become a smash hit with everypony.

Except for the critics.

Takes place somewhere in season 6 because I felt that’s where this story would be more in character with her.

Like spring, friendship warms.
A haiku challenge flies forth.
Two poets find joy.

Written for the May 2020 Pairing Contest. Full details can also be found here.