Princess Luna recalled her life with the company of her favorite treat: coffee. She drank it whenever something bothered her, like the looming threat of day court in the morning.

Only, she wished it was just that.

Pre-read by Not Enough Coffee.

A rework of the 2014 fanfic, since the original account that the story was ported to was deleted by accident. Check this blog for more information.

Sad tag for the second chapter.

Celestia and Twilight discuss their love lives over tea and toast. It goes about as well as you might expect.

My entry for the 1000 words contest.

This story is a sequel to An Apple Sleep Experiment

It’s been seven years since the great massacre, and ponies are still trying to cope in the aftermath. Twilight Sparkle, Princess of Friendship, and her friends (minus one obvious apple) are preparing for the annual memorial, when an unexpected castle guest threatens to disrupt the peace in Ponyville forever.

This is the OFFICIAL Sequel to my previous story "An Apple Sleep Experiment", both of which have audio/visual adaptations on Youtube! For the sequel, it will be in four parts, linked here:

Part 1:
https://youtu.be/E5RB92VTb-4

Part 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozjdx76WOjs

Part 3:
https://youtu.be/gcyds853F6Q?si=lnllIymkUUuBitd_

Part 4:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uZdFXoxI8M

During one of Sweetie's routine shifts, she stops to ponder what it truly means to be "on the clock".

i wrote this for the quills and sofas "among us" speedwriting challenge

Things aren't going well for Twilight. Celestia seems to be upset with her, things are starting to make less sense, and she keeps seeing that face in the mirror.

I haven't eaten in days. I can feel the hunger inside me getting worse. It's clawing inside me like a raging beast ready to burst. I try to hold on, hoping for rescue for both of us.

Me... and my pony friend Earthstar.

Earthstar.

My friend.

My delicious friend.

Entree for the Halloween in April Horror Contest with the Barcast

Edited and Pre-Read by Titanium Dragon and DarthLink22

Cover Art Done By: Nauyaco

The mane six take shelter in a place that is, for now, safe from a disaster occurring outside.

This gruesome tale of violence and death is not recommended for colts, fillies, or the faint of heart.

Long ago, when the Mare in the Moon still hung in the sky, the Everfree Forest was far larger and far less forgiving. When a supernatural force lures his friend into the ancient forest, threatening to steal her away forever, a young foal must venture inside and confront a terrifying evil.

This story is loosely based on A Short Trip Home by F. Scott Fitzgerald. If you enjoy it, I encourage you to read the original.

Explore the glamourous and mysterious world of Las Pegasus, the setting for this tale of leadership, self-discovery, and transformation. Follow the journey of Applejack, as she navigates obstacles, unleashes her full potential, and ultimately leads with wisdom and honesty in a world shaped by beauty and power.

With a sense of anticipation, the two friends packed their bags, leaving behind their responsibilities in favour of the allure of Las Pegasus. The city, renowned for its glittering nightlife and endless noise of gamblers hustling their way to lose bits and win nothing, while having luxurious spas held the promise of an escape from their routine lives. As Twilight and Rarity prepared for their getaway, the anticipation of a break from their usually busy lives and the promise of relaxation and luxury in the bustling city of Las Pegasus left them feeling excited and eager to escape. However, as Twilight and Rarity prepared their bags, there was also a sense of apprehension. They couldn't help but feel a bit nervous and worried as they were about to step out of their comfort zone and experience a new adventure.

This is more a sendoff to my days of hyper-fixating on Applejack being fancy for aeons and testing out plot developments! I hope you enjoy this as much as I do.

Everypony likes a nice cold treat on a hot day. Even the ice cream mare.

One shot based on a horror story I read in a 1970s Omni magazine. It says something about it's effectiveness.

Reviewed by Seattle's Angels - right at the bottom.

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