Prompts, drabbles and short stories with petite pastel ponies.

How Scorching Quill Got His Name [Slice of Life] - 30/1/2016 - A small slice of life of a few adventurous foals. Inspired by Penn and Stone: Dynamic Duo.

Pride and Prejudice [Adventure]ish - 16/2/2016 - A soldier-in-training and a petty noble get shipwrecked.

Pinkie Pie challenges her friends to play a game in which they take turns being evil, with the rest of the players tasked to thwart the evil schemes. The stakes are high, and all of Ponyville is caught in the middle...

Beneath his black, chitinous exterior, cold blue eyes, and fang-toothed grin, Thorax holds a dark secret. He knows better than anyone that the best way to hide a changeling is with another changeling, but that's pointless, right? He's already a changeling.

Like ponies, changelings can get pretty paranoid at times. After all, it's not every day that a changeling gets kicked out of the hive for being a pony.

When rumors start circulating that Princess Celestia has become pregnant, Twilight is quick to dismiss the rumors as impossible. However, when Celestia confirms the rumors to be true, it becomes quite clear to the Princess of Friendship that something is terribly wrong.

EDIT 7/8/2016: This got featured?! Wow, I am really happy about that!

Princess Celestia orders the invasion of Earth. Things don't go as planned.

Discord, being the curious Spirit of Chaos he is, decides to bring in Jesus to explain what exactly Easter means. The answer is more surprising than you'd think.

Yes, a story about Jesus, chill out and roll with it.

The stars are alive. So is the sun, the moon and all celestial bodies. In their place in the sky they serve many purposes. They bring us light to fight away the dark. they bring us guidance when lost. They tame the tides of the oceans. But they are forever lonely. The sun can not see her children she shines so bright. The moon is always in the shadow cast by the sun. And the stars can never see the world which they bring beauty to. They are forced to watch it from afar, and never see if their presence is truly helping anything.

That all changes tonight, for tonight is the first and last dance of the stars.

Something's happening. Cheerilee isn't sure what. All she knows is what she saw, and that's not much to go on—no more than a glint of flame on the dark horizon. Whatever it is, it's very far away.

The moon is high in the sky, but she doesn't plan on sleeping tonight. Instead, she will take her telescope, sit by the lake, and wait. Perhaps she will see more.

Thanks to Sierra Ex for letting me use his beautiful interpretation of a sonic rainboom for the cover!

Spike the Dragon has been the librarian at Ponyville's Golden Oaks Public Library ever since...
For a long time.
Today, an old friend comes to wish him a happy 100th birthday, but then a letter arrives, which leads to more letters, left to him from his youth and adolescence.

A bittersweet tale of Spike coming to terms with his place in the world through looking back at how he grew up.

(Rated Teen for heavy themes. No Sex or Gore)