When Princesses Celestia and Luna visit a public art gallery, they come upon a painting of Celestia, banished to the moon. They react to this in the only reasonable way: artistic criticism and analysis.

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Cover art by that paragon of good sportsmanship and all-around talented person, Rocket Lawn Chair.

Originally written for the Reversal of Fortune writeoff, with the cover art as the prompt. Thank you to everyone there for the pre-reading and advice, and to Pascoite for his (always invaluable) additional help and editing suggestions!

Now available in Spanish, courtesy of SPANIARD KIWI.
Now available in Russian, courtesy of oranzinispegasas.

Six thousand years have passed since Empress Cosmos vanished from Equus. The realm she helped build is fracturing, destroying itself in a war none can remember the reason they fight for.

Only her Exarchs remember her at all now and the dream it once was. They have retreated from the world that has forgotten them and have families of their own.

But in the aftermath of the Breaking of the World, Amber will find a reason to hope again, and a distant dream of a better future is born.

A friend long gone has come home, and now they will wait for the day they can be reunited.

During her time-twisting battle with Starlight Glimmer, Twilight finds herself in an Equestria ruled by a tyrant alicorn that calls herself the Queen of Equestria. In this world, Twilight's friends are gone and beyond her aid, and Equestria's citizens live in fear of their ruler's wrath should they anger her.

But no one has ever seen the pony who suffers the most in this world.

Pre-read by MythrilMoth and RT Stephens. Cover art vector by kindkristy99

He's a smart ass. He's untouchable. He's four feet tall. It's Tyrion Lannister. He drops in to say "hello" to the peaceful ponies from across the sea and share a drink with Princess Celestia.

Spanish Translation, courtesy of SPANIARD KIWI

Sunset Shimmer has been happily living in Canterlot as a rather normal person for three years now. A normal person living with her dedicated girlfriend and working on beginning what she hopes to be a long, solid career. She's been living her dream of a normal person.

Then, on a dark and stormy night, as a lot of stories start, the harbinger of her past comes back for her.

Rainbow Dash, an old friend and hunter extraordinaire with a task that seems simple enough on paper.
Find Shining and Twilight Sparkle.

Too bad anything involving monsters is ever anything but.

Now with awesome cover art, by the cool Magello!

Life has not been kind to Flash Sentry Jr. Outside of the stress of being a rookie in the royal guard, the life he has always envisioned is not turning out as planned.

His already less than desirable existence is thrown into chaos when his life becomes intertwined with the fearsome "Demon of Canterlot", a sinister being whose only desire is to inflict as much pain and suffering to those that are unfortunate enough to cross its path. A demon which now crashes head first with the rookie royal guard and refuses to let go.

Can Flash find the salvation he desperately seeks or or will the Demon of Canterlot destroy Flash, like it has to so many others?

The choices we make always have consequences, of both good and bad. No action is without reaction, and the ripples we make can reach further then we could ever imagine. The biggest question is how do we deal with these consequences, for they show us who we really are.

Taking everything I have planned in the story as a whole, Flash's Demon is rated PG-16 DLS.

For mild violence, strong sexual situations, strong suggestive situations and dialogue, and strong course language. If I am told that I need to upgrade the ratings or add certain tags, let me know.

This story takes place inside Saint Absol's Necro-verse. Knowledge of it really isn't required, but it can help. (especially when tying events Necro-verse events together)

A prequel to The Necromantic Adventures of Lyra Heartstrings. Faeries are supposed to be grand arbiters of arcane knowledge to the world, right? Ancient warriors that can stand against the forces of evil and wield great magics against them without hesitation to protect the world? Beings of pure warmth that are willing to dispense their learning to those that dare approach them, right?

Fluttershy is not that sort of faerie.

Thanks to Libra/Sour Lemonade for the cover image!

Featured on Equestria Daily 7/28/2015!

This story is a sequel to The Farmer and The Fae

Sentinel is dead and life has returned to normal at Sweet Apple Acres for Applejack and Fluttershy, but things aren't well with the world. Dark forces are stirring behind the scenes, and a lost courier forces the pair of them to make a journey up to Canterlot, where the headquarters of the Order of Celestia, the Paladins that struck hope into the hearts of all and fear into those that crept in shadow. When they arrive, though, the order is having their own troubles, and the dynamic duo may be only just in time to save Equestria.

Sequel to The Farmer and the Fae, which is itself a spinoff of The Necromantic Adventures of Lyra Heartstrings.

Betrayed, the blade still firmly lodged in her back, the Princess of Friendship lies on the floor of her Castle in what she expects to be her last moments. What better time, then, for a little heart-to-heart?

With creative input from RadicalDishonesty, stupidhand14, and the ever-encouraging WolfieSama01.

Now with an unofficial, more comedic sequel, courtesy of Admiral Biscuit:
It's Only a Flesh Wound

What happens when Princess Luna plays Skyrim?

Edited by my dad.