It was supposed to be just a regular day for Applejack... until a peach farmer comes to town and challenges her to a rodeo competition. She doesn't know who this pony is, but he's out to beat her in whatever way he can. What did she do to tick him off? Does he really think he can beat Ponyville's best? There's only one way to find out.

Cover credit: atryl

A princess interning as a beautician, a thousand year old author and a dendrologist go cave-diving in the Dragonlands to rescue a Pie from dogs.

For love.

Written for the Season 10 Bingo contest, where it took Judge's Choice from Sky Serenade!

Featured 2/11/2020!

Reviewed by PaulAsaran, with a rating of Pretty Good!.

Because when birthdays no longer are a joyous occasion but some kind of achievement, who wouldn't worry about one's kin and who wouldn't wonder how they will be remembered? Because life is fleeting and death can take you in barely a breath, or in your sleep.

Written for the NALU Writing Competition.

Prompt: Sleep doesn't help if it's your soul that's tired.

This story got the first place in the Contest!

This story is a sequel to Three Second Chances

Despite all attempts, Cozy Glow still hasn't been shown a path to friendship. No pony has been able to get through to her, and she's only gotten worse with each attempt.

Reluctant to return the filly to stone again, Princess Twilight has one last option. One pony she hasn't tried. Or in this case? One person.

Sunset Shimmer.

Can Sunset do what no pony has been able to?

This tale is a spiritual sequel to Three Second Chances, by popular request. It follows the spirit of that tale, but is not a direct follow-up and so no prior knowledge is required.

Featured: 11/27/2019, 12/13/2019, 1/9/2020, 1/23/2020, 1/30/2020 and 2/6/2020!

Reviewed by PresentPerfect to earn a rating of Highly Recommended!

Featured in the Royal Canterlot Library!

And featured in Equestria Daily's 40 Fanfics to Read for Villain Day on 11/12/2020!

A series of one-shot ideas featuring what I think might have happened a day or so after the events of an episode. Each story is self-contained, and will not link to the other unless stated otherwise.

Updated on an 'as I think if them' basis.

Originally my entries to the Duelist of Canterlot High, an alternate versions of DrakeyC's Yugioh series.

What follows is an anthology of duels between different students with the halls of Canterlot High. How Applejack got her predaplat deck. Rarity dueling Moondancer for the first time. Applejack...dueling again. If there are more demands in the future, I might continue to do shorts using characters and decks from both mine and DrakeyC's.

It's no secret that Zephyr has had an eye on Rainbow Dash for some time, and has taken every opportunity to try and charm her. After yet another failed attempt to do so, he feels like talking to one of his friends about it. Sadly, only Flash was available to listen, and the latter becomes even more unhappy about it when he hears exactly how Zephyr views this rejection.

Sunset and the girls help Applejack realize family isn't always the people you're related to. (re-posting because of minor edits)

This story is a sequel to My Neighbor

Mr. Arrow was a friend to her family. Now, Applejack joins him on his yearly visit to Arlington.

Reading My Neighbor is not strictly necessary for this story, but it is very short and will give a lot of context. Other stories with Mr. Arrow are My Neighbor's War and My Neighbor's Neighbor.

As a Memorial Day Tribute, this story is dedicated to all those who have served, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice. For any veterans living with trauma, I've placed a link here for the veteran helpline. There is no shame in needing to talk to someone. You served us. Let us serve you.

My Little Pony and its contents are the property of Hasbro, Inc. and its affiliates. Please support the official release. Cover art is a public domain image from Free Images.

A tale of how Pinkie Pie procured her powers of party planning from a peculiar person. One might even call their origins...supernatural.

Yes, the title is a play on "A Midsummer Night's Dream." No, I don't know why the alliteration - it just felt funny to do.