Lyra Heartstrings has a knack for sniffing out mysteries, especially when they involve humans. The trouble is, everypony else thinks she's a bit crazy, silly, or just wasting her life. Unfortunately, when Bon Bon says the same thing, Lyra sets out to prove that her passion isn't a waste of time. For years, she's been gathering scraps of information, and now it's finally all come together.
There's a secret buried under the caves under Canterlot, and Lyra is going to uncover it, no matter the cost.

Written for EQD's 'The More Most Dangerous Game' and using the 'Anthropology' prompt.

This story is a sequel to A Hidden Secret

When a thief steals something, Vinyl is blamed for it and it drives a wedge between her and Octavia. However, the wedge isn't caused by the theft. Octavia's family has been hiding a dark secret for generations, and with the theft, the cellist is terrified that Vinyl will find out the truth.
But Octavia's secret, and her refusal to share it, may end up costing her and Vinyl everything, even each other. Thinking that everything is her fault, Vinyl sets off to reclaim the stolen goods, not knowing the danger she is walking into.

Some things are meant to stay so secret, so buried in shadows, that they can never see the light of day again...

Sequel story to Shopping Trip and A Hidden Secret

Two ponies explore the ruins of Shulva and discover that the ancient sunken city isn't as dead as it should be.

Based on the Dark Souls II DLC Crown of the Sunken King. Why? Because I'm bored.

This story is a sequel to Vinyl and Octavia: Girl Friends

Having been dating Octavia for well over a year, Vinyl begins to realize that relationships and high school craziness aren't the easiest beats to throw down. The love she has for her cellist grows deeper and stronger every day, but so do the frustrations of growing up. In the second installment of our favorite musician couple, Vinyl will have to face the tough issues of being a teenager that include coming of age, a changing world, and even a new face in school hell bent on making everyone's life miserable. Join Vinyl Scratch as she delves deeper into the continuous journey of love and life.

Edited by OLIVER HELLFIRE. Thank you for taking up the baton, my friend. Editing is Magic!

Featured in February 2017!

This story is a sequel to My Night

Sea Swirl is often forgotten about. She doesn't mind though. Really. It's fine. She has a nice job and a comfortable life. She can't really complain. But then Symphony comes into her life and she thinks she might finally have found a friend. Or maybe something more.
That is, until Symphony wakes up and storms off in typical Canterlot fashion. After all, you don't take a pony who nearly drowned to your home. You take her to the hospital.
But Symphony can't stop thinking about Sea Swirl. She's the first pony that has ever cared about her, or at least cared enough to save her life. And after everything else that's happened to her, it's more than she ever expected. Can she swallow her pride and anger and let Sea Swirl in?
And is Sea Swirl patient enough to wait?

This story is a sequel to After The Bachelorette Party

We all know the story. Princess Cadance is ponynapped, Twilight Sparkle and the others battle the Changelings, Pinkie Pie uses the first Unicorn Gatling gun, and Equestria is saved.
But what about the original bridesmaids? What about Lyra, Minuette, and Twinkleshine? Who saved them? Who came to their rescue down in the depths of the Canterlot caves? The Changelings know. Unfortunately, they had to find out the hard way. Lyra is Bon Bon's entire world, and she will do whatever it takes to get her back. And only one thing ticks Berry Punch off more than coming between her and her drinks, and that's coming between her and Minuette.
Feel sorry for the Changelings. Very sorry.

Sequel story to After The Bachelorette Party

This was supposed to be Symphony's night. She was going to be the star, and finally everypony would be talking about her. All her dreams about living in Canterlot and fitting into its high-class society would come true the moment she took the stage. She was going to reminded everypony that Octavia wasn't the only pony who had played at the garden party.
But then Symphony found out that she's not as unique as she thought, and now her dreams are breaking around her. How far will she go to save them?

Written for EQD's Writer's Training Grounds #013

Berry Punch wakes up in Canterlot to find that her love is not snuggled warmly next to her. Worse, she can remember everything from the day and evening, which means she wasn't out drinking and lost track of things. That just leaves one question. One question that causes her no small amount of worry:
Where is Minuette?

Rated 'Teen' because of heavy cider usage, or rather the effects of said uses.
Written for EQD's Writer's Training Ground #007

This story is a sequel to Shopping Trip

Pinkie Pie's hunger for all things genealogy has turned up a bit of an oddity. Perplexed, she sets out to to talk to the only pony who could possibly have the answers: Octavia Melody.
However, there's a reason that Octavia's family history is a big secret. It's a secret that has been guarded and hidden for a long time, and Octavia isn't about to reveal it to the loudest-mouthed pony in Equestria. She'll have to be quick on her hooves to keep Pinkie from finding out the truth but still managing to quench her curiosity.

NOTE: Like the actual episode, you will NOT be told for certain what the secret is. There are hints however.
Written for Equestria Daily's Writer's Training Ground #003

EDIT: Sequel story is now being written over here

Sweetie Drops had a rough first day at school. Things get even worse when the other kids start picking on her, but salvation comes when a new filly enrolls in class and easily becomes the target of the teasing. So easily, in fact, that Sweetie Drops herself joins in.
At first, Sweetie Drops is relieved to finally be left alone, but her mother's warning about teasing others--and her threat of taking away dessert for an entire month--rings in her ears. When she goes to apologize, she doesn't realize the event is actually the start of something much more important.