Twilight Sparkle thought her relationship with Timber Spruce was solid—until she started noticing the way her heart raced around Applejack and Rainbow Dash. Confused by lingering touches, stolen glances, and mixed signals, she struggles to understand her feelings.

Applejack, steady and reliable, hides her emotions behind quiet patience, afraid of ruining their friendship. Rainbow Dash, bold in everything but love, masks her feelings with teasing and bravado. The tension between them grows as moments of almost-confessions and jealous misunderstandings pile up.

When Twilight and Timber drift apart, the truth becomes harder to ignore. But with three hearts tangled together, admitting their feelings is anything but simple.

(This story is based on a song I came across of its called More Than A Friend by: Girli I recommend listening to it to help get the vibe of the story, This story might get a little mature I'll put warnings in those chapters. Also since i can't use the lyrics i will do my best to work around the lyrics and just have chapters based on them)

Once a year, Celestia goes silent and ascends the tower. Ponies today can't understand why. They only know it is tradition, and that Celestia does as Celestia does.

An entry for Perfectly Insane's No Dialogue contest.

Twilight Sparkle's best friend and crush, Sunset Shimmer, moved away six years ago, and Twilight has missed her every day since.
So what happens when she comes back?

Originally written on Archive of Our Own

What if, after the final countdown, Momonga, as well as all of Nazarick, ends up in the world of My Little Pony ~

You will experience a day of Twilight Sparkle's life in a very unusual random and mysterious adventure. Can you figure out, what's happened to everypony in Poniville? What is Pinkie Pie hiding (except for her cupcakes, gosh!)? What is happening with your memories? Have you got the strength to find out? And how will you fare against the truth?

Written for the "No dialogue" contest (again, since the previous entry was disqualified. I've asked and was allowed to post another one instead).

Born in the Lulamoon household, which is under a fading constellation, Trixie struggles with being the last hope of her family—containing a defect at birth, weakening the connection she had with the cosmos. If admiration was your one way ticket to meaning, would you take any chance you would get?

Mina is a pony whose been through a lot, her horn is broken and her face is scarred. She isn't very happy about this but she deals with it. Once she ventures to a little town near a forest she reads about something that could finally answer the biggest questions she has about herself, but she encounters some ponies who want to join her, and someone else. Will Mina finally find out what her cutie mark means?

Cover art by the wonderful larvaecandy!!

"Sister? What are you doing?"
"Reading through the reports of what happened Luna."
"Isn't that your student's own report? Wasn't she...amongst those in the center?"
"Yes...would you like to read it with me?"

A fanmade sequel to The Trees are Screaming By RB_

An earth pony mare manages to force her way through an Equestrian portal into the world of Warhammer Fantasy. The guards of the Equestrian-Cathayan trading post she appears in do not take kindly to this. After a brutal escape, she finds herself alone in an alien world, with only the rumours of the 'talking horses' preceding her. Small, colourful equines have many predators and few friends in this dangerous new world, but the friends they do make are close indeed.

Princess Celestia is on this side of the portal. Lightsong will find her.

Philipp Rainer is a morally grey, womanizing thief and rogue with a past wreathed in mystery. Thanks to an old promise, he suddenly finds himself allying with a chipper orange horse from a magical fantasy land of rainbows and friendship. He learns much in her company, and the ways of the Equestrians and the Empire men are not too dissimilar. Perhaps Equestria might even have something to teach the lands of men.

Humans were once as natural a sight in the land of Equestria as all of the other mammals that called the continent their home. Their dexterous hands, highly developed brains, complex social structures, and capacity to make tools and shelter made them nearly like ponies and other intelligent creatures. Thanks to their sheer adaptability, humans were rugged survivalists, living in Equestria until five thousand years ago.

However, it is common knowledge among paleontologists that humans were driven to extinction by the raw force of magic. Astonishingly, humans lacked any ability to wield or passively interact with thaumaturgical energy. This left them vulnerable to magical monsters and were unable to prosper as ponies, minotaurs, griffins, and other creatures did. Humans became outcompeted by other intelligent creatures in terms of acquiring and defending valuable resources and lacked native resistances to magical force. Hunted by various monsters, they died out well before the unification of the pony tribes, becoming reduced to a collection of fossils at best and fixtures of legend at worst.

But magic is a strange and at times unpredictable thing to reckon with, and a chance occurrence would bring this once extinct creature back from the dead. Equestria is no less dangerous a place for humans than it was five millennia ago. It will take a good amount of luck for this magic-less species to survive in a land that has long since left it behind.