Pinkie Pie explains to Twilight how she, with the help of Rainbow Dash, invented a new type of candy.

(I finally decided to upload this from EqD.)

After realising that Scootaloo has never been to Cloudsdale, Rainbow takes the filly to the citadel of the pegasi, much to Scootaloo's excitement.

A short sketch for Rainbow Dash and Scootaloo; gentle friendshipping.

Update: It was translated into French! Have a link: Scootaloo à Cloudsdale
Update 2: And then it was translated into Russian! Wow! Скуталу в Клаудсдейле

Sometimes, all it takes is a letter to let them know...

When Pinkie Pie declares that she's taking a day off to have some alone time, her friends can't help but be deeply concerned--after all, what is Pinkie without a party to throw? But, as far as Pinkie's concerned, a party is a party, even if there is only one guest. Even is that guest is herself!

Twilight Sparkle's drinking problem leads her friends to organise an intervention at Sugar Cube Corner. But things get out of control when Twilight decides the time has come to tell them some home truths about themselves.

Apple Bloom had always dreamed of the day. She just never dreamed that it would be a nightmare.

How does anyone face mortality? How would Pinkie face it? A first person POV about Pinkie's last day.

Rainbow Dash taught Scootaloo everything she needed to live her dreams. Scoot is a Wonderbolt now, while Rainbow Dash never even tried out. But when Dash passes away suddenly, Scoot is left with one lesson Rainbow Dash refused to teach her, the lesson that tore apart their friendship.

But maybe there's still time to learn something from her idol, and the way she lived her life.

Princess Celestia overlooks the ruinous city of Canterlot. No longer the bearer of the Elements of Harmony with her sister Luna, Celestia is powerless to stop Discord's reign, or his detestable bragging.

* Takes place while Twilight is re-harmonizing her friends in 'The Return of Harmony Part 2'.

Exactly what says on the title.

I thought Henshin! would be the stupidest story I would ever write. I was wrong, this one is even more stupid.

A parody of arachnophobics, written by an arachnophobic himself. They say self-criticism is important. WARNING: Contains censored swearing and a picture of a big spider repeated several times. If you don't like eight-legged critters, maybe you should go read something else.

Audio version here, and here with silly voices, both courtesy of the The Living Library Player Society.

Read the Polish translation here, courtesy of bester.

I'm Spanish, so expect to find grammar mistakes. Feel free to correct me at anytime.
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And I'm sorry.