This story is a sequel to Secrets

It’s a beautiful night, and Vinyl Scratch wants to ask out her very best friend, Octavia.

Instead, she discovers a hidden world of monsters she didn't even know existed.

Turns out, sometimes you don’t know everything about your best friend...

Short side-story set in the same universe as Secrets, but previous reading not required.

Fiddlesticks is tired of falling and faded colors.

My entry for PonyFest Online 3.0's Iron Author event, refitted for the May Pairing 2020 Contest.

Written in two hours with the themes 'hippogriff culture, a hobby/career in the arts, and a rare fruit' (although my connections to these were sparse at best). Top ten finalist. Check out the other entries here!

Edited by EverfreePony.

Everything is different yet nothing has changed. Fiddlesticks faces another sleepless night and reflects on her old friends and the life she leads, waiting for the sun to raise again.

Entry One in time changes everything.

This story is a sequel to Desert Song

While waiting in a diner on a rainy day, Vinyl looks out the window and makes some comparisons.

An unintended sequel to Desert Song. Sofas and Quills Speedwriting entry with the prompt 'Where'd you go?'

Following the events of The Enchanted Kingdom and the first 2-3 chapters of The Enchanted Carousel, Twilight, Rarity, and Pinkie Pie follow a lead to Princess Celestia's location. They find much more than they bargained for...

You should read all of The Enchanted Trilogy, starting with The Enchanted Library, through the first few chapters of The Enchanted Carousel before reading this.

Written with Monochromatic's permission.

An exquisite corpse is a form of collaborative art where each participant only knows about part of the whole work, and must complete their part with limited context. In this case, each writer only had access to the previous chapter, resulting in the story getting confused, yet still moving forward undeterred. The exception is me having full context when helping out the others.

Participating writers were me, The Red Parade, kits, Corejo, WilloIllo, No Crow, trAce, Nonchalant, and Undome Tinwe.

In the darkness, exhausted and under a torrential storm, Fiddlesticks comes across an inn in the middle of nowhere. Hesitantly, she enters, not expecting the hearty welcome of a mare named Sunset Shimmer. Thus begins a long night, between spurts of talking, drinking, feeling, and thinking.

Loosely inspired by the Lackadaisy pilot after it came out, particularly the opening scene.