Twilight has a crush on Rarity and some interesting and awkward situations arise as she tries to tell her.
A short Rarilight one-shot that I've had just sitting around for a year or so.

Cover art by johnjoseco on DeviantArt.

Two years after Rarity and Twilight broke up, Twilight returns to Ponyville to make things right with her former marefriend. Rarity isn't going to make it easy for her.

Cover art by Volodragon on deviantart.

Rarity wakes up one morning--far too early for her liking--and finds she has a lovely new set of pearly-white wings on her back!

What does this mean? Has something become of the Princesses? Will Twilight know what to do? For that matter, how will the newly-made princess feel when one of her friends becomes an alicorn, as well?

Raricorn/Twilight shipping. All cast will be involved. Some sad to come, this is a ship fic, so be aware of...feelings and such.

Twilight and her friends agree to get together to watch fireworks at the Founding Festival, and she finds she's grown to be quite attracted to a certain mare. As much as these feelings blind side her, she decides she'll act on them.

A short one-shot Rarilight story.

Meeting up with Rarity at a coffee shop, Twilight was all ready to cram for finals. She thought it would be a brilliant and nice idea to study together. Of course, it would probably have been better if Rarity wasn't her girlfriend and wasn't more interested in studying Twilight rather than flash cards.

This story is a sequel to The Twilight of Her Singularity

Princess Celestia and Princess Twilight Sparkle are very excited. After more than a few misses, Twilight is now close to the end of her first pregnancy. The happy couple couldn’t feel more blessed than they are now.

When Twilight goes for a check up, she receives news that she wasn't quite ready for and begins to question if she is prepared to raise their foal. What if she does something wrong? What will she do?

She fears her foal will never want to call her mom.

*Comments contain spoilers*

Written for the Eighth Twilestia contest

Edited by Zodiac

Reading The Twilight Of Her Singularity is encouraged but not required.

After a long week of paperwork, Twilight is more then happy to return to her normal, clumsy marefriend, and just snuggle. She gets the marefriend, but the snuggling may need to wait.

Pre-read by Tatsurou, and Fuzzy Furvert.

This story is a sequel to Minding the Gap

Life takes its course, and after telling the world of their relationship, it was only natural for them to take the next step. Now they find themselves married, with a lot of new things to worry about, not the least of which are their children.

This story was a challenge to myself to write in a different way from how I would usually approach a story, and as such it will not be written in chronological order. It will, however, be rearranged into chronological order once it is complete.

Collab with The Abyss (Chapters 1 and 2)

Proofread by Neko Majin C and edited by The Abyss (Chapters 3 onwards)

Twilight Sparkle has always ignored Hearts and Hooves Day, seeing it as just another normal day with extra chocolate and the occasional broken-hearted friend to comfort. But when Rarity convinces her that not having a date during the holiday is contrary to proper princess protocol, Twilight rushes to do everything in her power to live up to the expectations presented to her.

There’s just one problem, though: Twilight has never been on a proper date before.

After a few rather disastrous attempts to find a date in Ponyville, Twilight goes to her mentor in Canterlot in a last ditch effort in the hopes of finding the answers she seeks. Princess Celestia, however, may have something more for her than either of them had anticipated.

WARNING: Sequel to 'Then Tomorrow Came'. Spoilers ahead.

Through great hardships and heartbreaks, Twilight Sparkle has finally "won" the heart of her beloved Rainbow Dash. But will she have the chance to finally enjoy the peace and happiness of her hard won victory? Will the consequences of her extreme actions catch up with her? And what will happen if Rainbow Dash ever begins to suspect the truth?

Rated T for language, implicit sexual content, and morally confusing arguments regarding neuroethics. Again, this is a sequel to Then Tomorrow Came. If you haven't read that, this isn't going to make much sense.