Twilight and her friends try to open a pickle jar in time for Ponyville's second Superb Owl party. But the lid's pretty stuck, and just won't open!

It was a normal day for Twilight. Spike had just finished everything she assigned him to do for the day, and was upstairs relaxing. She hardly expected to get a visitor, but she got one anyway...

This story is a sequel to Princess Trillicorn's Private Stash: Azrail's Daughter

I do enjoy a good book, from time to time. So long as it is a book of my choice, even if another Pony suggested it.

They said I like Humans, that I am an Anthropologist who desired to be a Human. Maybe it is true, to a point. At least it is fun in literature.

I had ended up in the new library in Ponyville, where Twilight Sparkle found me and suggested a book for me to read.

The glamorous unicorn Opalescence is haunted by bizarre recurring dreams of a world in which she and her friends are all animals. But as vivid as these dreams are, surely they're just dreams, right? There couldn't actually be a parallel universe somewhere where they're little more than pets ... right?

Fluttershy has a panic attack. In 7 days, she'll save the world.

With Angel's help, of course.

<sub>This story was written in the summer of 2018, so whatever season MLP was on back then, that's when this story takes place.

Cover art by Chib-bee</sub>

Twilight, Pinkie, AJ, and Rarity no longer remember anything about the Secret of the Pegasi, but there's one thing Rainbow and Fluttershy overlooked: how did the letter that Twilight wrote about the Secret get to Celestia?
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When Twilight comes stumbling back home with a hangover and no memory of the previous day, Spike discovers that he's suddenly alone in knowing about the mystery of removable wings. An off-handed comment by the worn-out unicorn prompts Spike into an investigation that will shed more light on the truth behind the conspiracy and raise even more questions.

Hitch Trailblazer and his friends discover that magic stopped working, again. Those ponies and an owl need to stop the Feline Alicorn Opalescence from misusing the Unity Crystals.

Death tag for arguments over mortality/immortality, mentions of characters dying in the past, and fates of at least one minor G4 pet character.

Entry for The Wonderbolts Site Contest

Celestia sends Star Swirl the Bearded’s final, unfinished spell to Twilight as a final test before her ascension. Owlowiscious gets to it first.

Rated E for "Eh?"

There are many different kinds of immortality. Some achieve immortality through great deeds of heroism. Some do it by discovering a spell custom-made to kick Death in the teeth. There are a select few who are immortal simply because they consistently avoid dying.

But perhaps the rarest breed of immortal is the one who escapes death by dying so suddenly that they come back to life.

The phoenix is one such immortal, and Philomena is one such firebird. But for all the time that she spends in the company of alicorns, Philomena rarely thinks of herself as immortal or ageless. When one defines the passage of time by one's death, immortality can be a difficult label to wear.

But life has a way of reminding us of our labels. Sometimes it uses traumatic events. Sometimes it takes the form of a blessing nobody else can enjoy. And once in a very rare while, life makes us fall in love with somebody we can never stay with.

An unseen thief snuck into Ponyville in order to steal the horns off of all the unicorns, disabling their magic. Twilight must capture the thief before her own horn is stolen too, but how can she catch a thief who is practically invisible?