The Hearth's Warming tale of a windigo who met a pony, and how they learned from each other that sometimes cold and warmth don't have to be opposites.

The fifth story in The Twelve Days of Ficmas. You can read the fourth one here. Happy holidays!

It's been a long time since the whole Pie family has been able to celebrate Hearth's Warming together, so when the pieces all fall into place for it to happen again this year, Pinkie is over the moon. Will the holiday be everything she hopes it'll be?

The fourth story in The Twelve Days of Ficmas. You can read the third one here, and you can read the fifth one here. Happy holidays!

Christmas is a time of year where everyone deserves a chance to be happy—Sunset Shimmer knows this well. So when she sees a falling out between the three former sirens, she can't help but want to do something to help brighten their holiday. And with the help of her friends, she just might succeed.

The third story in The Twelve Days of Ficmas. You can read the second one here, and you can read the fourth one here. Happy holidays!

Hearth's Warming is fast approaching, and Ponyville needs its decorations! But with Pinkie Pie out of town for the holiday, Mayor Mare hosts a competition to determine who should take her place as Ponyville's lead Hearth's Warming Decorator and Parade Coordinator.

As far as Rainbow Dash and Applejack are concerned, you had 'em at "competition."

The second story in The Twelve Days of Ficmas. You can read the first one here, and you can read the third one here. Happy holidays!

In the midst of a Hearth's Warming crisis, Rarity steals Spike away from Twilight to help resolve her dilemma. One lesson and two happenstances later, the situation leaves them somewhere neither of them could have predicted.

The first story in The Twelve Days of Ficmas. You can read the second one here. Happy holidays!

Thanks to Pinkie Pie for the stellar reading of this story!

A dragon has lived alone for centuries in a cave far beneath the earth. When a pony trespasses on his domain through no fault of her own, what will become of her?

Are you the kind of person who would rather experience this story with your ears than your eyes? You're in luck! Here's a reading of the story courtesy of Thornquill!

Losing your home isn't something that you get over in a day—Spike doesn't think so, at least. But Twilight insists that she's not overly distraught by the destruction of the Golden Oak Library, and she says that she's simply ready to move on. Spike, on the other hand, can't let go of his old home quite so easily. Is Spike just blowing this whole thing out of proportion, or is there something Twilight isn't telling him?

Now in audio form, courtesy of Pinkie Pie!
Cover image generously created by StainlessKey.

This story is a sequel to One Night

Twilight and Spike talk to Rarity.

Now with a reading, courtesy of PresentPerfect!

She is the sun. The day, the light, the waking, the Alpha.

She is the moon. The night, the dark, the sleep, the Omega.

In another time they would have been enemies. So sometimes it's hard to remember that they're sisters.

At her coronation after-party, Twilight gets a little freaked out at the prospect of growing into her new life, especially one specific aspect of it. She knows better than anyone that talking her problems over with a friend can help tremendously, but she doesn't have many friends with whom she'd be comfortable talking about this particular problem, let alone ones who would really understand what she's going through.

...unless she broadens her definition of "friend."

Now with a reading, courtesy of PresentPerfect! Go check it out, if you're so inclined.
Ahora en español gracias al maravilloso trabajo de SPANIARD KIWI!
(Now in Spanish thanks to the brilliant work of SPANIARD KIWI!)