Spike always thought that his love life was simple: chase Rarity, eventually win Rarity. But a surprise confession from a friend complicates matters in a way he never could have expected.

Cover art by the very talented Magello!
Further thanks to Setokaiva for lending his discerning eye.

If there was something that broke Rarity's heart more than seeing her best friend getting stood up, it was seeing Twilight go back to the library with a matching broken heart.

Luckily for Twilight, Rarity would be damned if she let that happen.

This story is a sequel to Of Purple Dragons, Great and Small

Nightmares are ordinary; that is what Princess Luna insists. Everypony has them, and they all follow similar patterns. There's no reason that Derpy should get worked up over hers.

That's easy for the Princess to say when she's not the one surrounded by train wrecks, psychopaths, zombies, evil witches, cannibals, etc. Most pressing, of course, is the gray, clown-faced shadow from Derpy's own nightmares that keeps stalking her from within the mist.

What is it, and can Derpy ever confront it? If she ever wants her home back, she'll have to, but how can she defeat a thing born of her own heart?

Note to readers: This story has a serious continuity snarl, in that Moon Dancer appears as a pony with a personality nothing like herself as since depicted in the show. That's a hazard of writing fanfiction in an ongoing universe, and will require an MST3K mantra "hoof wave."

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This story is a sequel to Change of Hearts

Derpy has always thought Spike the dragon was a good kid, if a little busy, but when she finds him sitting alone in Whitetail Wood looking glum, she finds out that, despite the fact that he doesn't mind "being a pony," so to speak, he still wonders what it would have been like to have known his real mother or father. Derpy does her best to cheer him up, but in the end, it becomes obvious that this particular question runs a little too deep for a wall-eyed delivery mare to answer -- for him or for Twilight Sparkle.

However, when chance lands an unusual old box in her hooves, marked "Return Service Requested," it sends her on a journey that results in her learning more about the matter than it was perhaps good for her to know -- or Spike or Twilight, for that matter.

Before it's over with, though, she encounters a looney band of traders, an addlepated old soldier, and yes, a big, purple dragon -- a very, very BIG, purple dragon.

That's when things get potentially lethal.

Cover art by Tarantad0 of Deviantart.

This story is a sequel to The Shadow of the Mare

After the events of The Shadow of the Mare, Loop D'Loop takes up the cape and cowl of Mare Do Well in a bid to get more love and affection from the ponies around her. But a few careless mistakes lead to events spiraling out of control, and it's only a matter of time before she's revealed as the changeling she really is.

Celestia has had enough of half-arsed promises from her loyal subjects. It's time to wear a different hat.

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This story is a sequel to Saved by the Lulamoon

Set before the events of Season 5.

Sometimes, you make bad decisions. Those decisions sometimes lead to you oppressing a peaceful town with forbidden magic. A bit of forgiveness later, there is nowhere else to go but forward. As Trixie well knows, dwelling on the past brings only misfortune in the end.

These are the trials and travails of the Great and Apologetic Trixie, attempting to right her wrongs. Fate has its plans, however, and her travels shall seldom be simple, peaceful affairs. Which is good. The fate of the world may even depend on it.

Cover image is the lovely 'Lonely Magic' by Twilightsquare.

A series that I will be writing for a long while, I can tell. Trixie Lulamoon may be my favourite pony, just because her character has a lot of unexplored potential from the main series. A showpony deserves some spotlight, is all I'm saying.

Somewhat of a continuation of my first tale, Saved by the Lulamoon, though much different in style, elaborating and expanding on the image of Trixie depicted therein. The story and events depicted there are not necessarily required to understand what will go on here.

Without further ado, hope you enjoy a bit of Trixie goodness! It is great and powerful, after all.

And you're not gonna believe what happens next!

A human has arrived in Equestria with one purpose. Oh look, how original. But... It's not to make friends? Not romance? And he didn't die? Why then, did he come to the land of Ponies? Personally, he blames Obama.

The Cutie Mark Crusaders decide they need to expand their numbers, but things quickly go awry when their first target begins sobbing on the spot. Sweetie Belle soon finds herself roped into hanging out with the young colt.

Can Sweetie Belle see past the young colts weirdness and allow friendship to bloom? Can Button Mash fake enough normal behavior to make at least one friend? Will these two hit it off, or are Button’s only friends destined to be the ones in his video games, forever?

Cover art by users Vallis and Novel-Idea