"I crawled my way over the scorched earth panting. The sun hadn't gone down in moons, what I would give to see the moon."

“Take joy in knowing you do not know 

the future 

salad 

what will happen next, 

salad

as your fate is not tied to one end

salad”

This story is a sequel to Seaside Confessions

Detective Zipp has solved many mysteries, but this new one is one like she has never encountered before.

Her new marefriend has no idea why her Cutie Mark doesn’t shine like the rest of them. She doesn’t even know what it is meant to represent.

Can Zipp solve this mystery?

Alternate version of Sparkle School.

Reading Seaside Confessions isn’t required for this story.

Time, as it turns out, is indeed finite. There is a certain point where, against all logic, everything ends. Of course, that's not something most will witness.

Twilight however, has been waiting a very long time to see it, and maybe something more.

All of Equestria is bathed in an unusual darkness. When the sun and the moon have both gone missing from the horizon, and the Royal Sisters alongside them, what can be done? Who could have possibly caused such a disaster?

Waking up to an empty castle, Raven Inkwell, Royal Advisor, takes it upon herself to search for answers. What, and who, she finds claiming the throne, will change Equestria forever.

There is a unicorn by the name of Starlight Sparkle who wishes to change the way Equesteria works by ensuring a fairer society for all non pony or not she and others will work hard to ensure this dream comes true in spite of the opposition of some

Twilight Sparkle is one of the most powerful Unicorns in Equestrian history. But how would the events of the show change if Twilight, the Element of Magic, was never a Unicorn? Would she still be able to wield the element? Would she still make the same friends? Would she even be Celestia's student at all?

A small story. Don't expect a super long story out of this. Inconsistent updates is my specialty. Especially due to college. Have fun reading this cutesy story!

Technology has come to Ponyville, and with it all kinds of complications. The School of Friendship in particular has too many students using AI to cheat on their homework. Not to worry, though. A simple, no-exemptions ban on electronics will solve the problem for everyone.

Everyone except the robot employed in the tutoring lounge.

This is an entry in the Snippet Series, an anthology of old oneshots that I (and my good buddy Str8aura) wrote based around interesting pics I found. New ones will be posted every Thursday for the foreseeable future.

This story is a sequel to A Pegasus Horn

Scootaloo is having trouble flying. One of her new classmates can fly a little, but not well. Her other new classmate knows how to make his sister fly well.

This just might work...

The images of Scootaloo and Feldspar were generated here and combined in Inkscape.

Twilight thought she was coming into her own as Princess of Equestria.

With each passing day, she grew more confident in herself, her choices, and her ability to rule. She even began holding her own court these days, and enjoyed hearing out problems and working on solutions for her subjects.

Yes, she really felt like she was getting a handle on it all, and could deal with just about anything her subjects and the position of princess could throw at her.

Then a little green filly waltzed in and threw her one heck of a curve ball.

"I believe Cozy Glow should be freed."

Excuse me, what?

Twilight had no idea what she was in for, and all the aspirin in Equestria wouldn't be enough to sooth the headaches to come.

Was there something in the Equestrian water supply that was turning cute fillies into devious little monsters, or is she just that unlucky? Well, at least this one didn't seem bent on world domination. At least, Twilight hopes she isn't. This green nightmare might be even harder to stop than Cozy Glow if she ever put her mind to it.

This is not a "Cozy did nothing wrong and the main cast is evil," fic. Just a little filly who may or may not be more than they seem offering a different perspective on the whole situation involving an evil little villainess and what is the best thing to do with her.