Jimmy knows Suri pretty well. He knows Manehattan well. There's just one put-upon seamstress he has little familiarity with.

Today, that changes.

Written to try and help Jimmy make his target of a TF every month.

Also in the popular section as of 4/5/20.

Persephone Gaia Blake is stuck in a bit of a rut.

While all her friends are off following their respective dreams, she's stuck listlessly working at her hippie mother's witchy souvenir shop, peddling crystals and tarot decks to Salem tourists. She doesn’t believe in any of the ‘magic’ nonsense that the city prides itself on promoting to visitors, but she sucks it up to keep the cash flowing and her mother happy. It’s not like she has anything else going on in her life.

Thank goodness her and her friends’ 25th birthday is here to change all that. But is it a change for good?

Well- jury’s still out on that one.

A spinoff of "Five Score, Divided by Four" by TwistedSpectrum. This story follows the updated mature version set in 2020 where MLP got all 9 seasons (albeit with an alternate ending). You should probably check out that first if you want some general understanding of the world, though I don’t think you have to to understand what’s going on. Up to you!

Briar is a shy unicorn with many bad experiences with friendship and trust. Still, she tries to push past them and continue to live her life. Fear and hesitation still loom in the back of her mind and though she does her best to ignore it, those feelings often get the better of her.
After yet another bliss shattering reality check in Manehattan, Briar finds herself with no other option then to move back to Ponyville.
There, she hopes to recover what remains of her fragile heart and start a new chapter in her life.
Having experienced so many lows, downs and dark moments, Briar does her best to aid others in those times, being able to connect with those ponies in a way not many are able.
Battling Depression, Anxiety and struggling to find her purpose in life, Briar will face many lessons before she is finally able to begin healing properly.

Authors note;
This is set at the beginning of Season 4. Art done by me unless specified otherwise.

Sweetie Belle has been having a hard time improving her dueling skills. Even after several lessons with Princess Twilight, she is still the weakest of the CMC. One day she returns to Rarity's to discover that she has hired a new pony: a bat filly named Night Stitch. Not only is she skilled with a needle and thread, but she is also a former champion! But, why did she leave Manehatten? And why is she so scared?

Night Stitch does not belong to me

Rarity returns to Manehattan to hang out and catch up with Coco Pommel but to also ask her to stop by for a visit sometime also a long the way they run into Suri Polomare again and also we get a short cameo from Babs Seed as well.

This story is a sequel to The Canterlot Caper

After the (relative) success of The Canterlot Caper, the professional crime group known as The Circus has regrouped to Ponyville and are now pondering their next step. They need somepony to cover their tracks. Somepony who can stop investigation, bribe officials, or bury evidence while still remaining above suspect.

Somepony like… Twilight Sparkle.

After all, everypony has a price. Now Flim, Flam, Trixie, Suri Polomare, Filthy Rich, Ditzy Doo and Topsy Twitchy just have to figure out hers and steal it.

How about the Idol of Boreas, for example?

Sure, it’s lost in time and space, but with the help a certain friend of Ditzy’s and an energy source from another world, such minor inconveniences can surely be taken care of…

This story is a sequel to The Canterlot Caper, which is recommended (if not necessary) to read first. There will be some references to it here but only details.

Proofread by Rosebug

Glida with her friends decided to make a joke on Fluttershy. She kidnapped her and left in Los Santos city.
Fluttershy was completely lost and sad, but she suddenly found help from the angriest guy in the world.

Tom, Jimmy and Katrina have decided they need a break from the chaos of life, and collectively book a break at Walt Disney World to get away from it all.

Unfortunately, the issues Jimmy had during the summer are playing up again, and once more he's not the only one affected. What happens when EqG characters meet Disney? Nothing good, that's what...

A story written for my friends, JimmyHook19 and Misty Rose, loosely inspired by 5 Summer Nights by Devious Dazzle.

Equestrians – travellers, celebrities, even national heroes – are being kidnapped. No one knows who is behind this, how they’re trumping security measures so easily, or why they’re doing it at all.

As part of an awareness campaign, fundraiser, and defiant statement, Rarity orchestrates a fashion show in Manehattan’s largest public park, aided by Applejack and several close contacts. Unfortunately, her statement proves a little too defiant; she and several others soon become the latest victims of the spree.

Even worse, that’s merely the beginning of their misery. For they soon learn the who, how, and why behind the crimes.

Another Crystal Empire exists, far darker and grimmer than anything up north. Fuelled by crystalline technology, esoteric forces which they cannot possibly understand move them about like pawns in a game. And “game” is precisely the point, for they soon learn that the victims are nothing but slaves for entertainment. Literally.

Without training, warning, or outside help, they are forced to compete in Magical Deathmatch, the most hellish fighting tournament ever devised, run by a demented sadist and designed for the sake of a broken society.

It’s not all doom and gloom, however. A rescue party is on the way. Allies turn up in the most unexpected of places. Whatever else happens, they have their wits and their strengths.

Most of all, they have each other. Rarity and Applejack, Applejack and Rarity. That should even the odds somewhat.

Rating: General reading, but some fight scenes will be more intense than those depicted in the show.

Please Note: This is a story in progress. Magical Deathmatch was initially written as part of National Pony Writing Month 2016, and is currently being continued for National Pony Writing Month 2017. Final version may be very different.

Suri goes to Starbucks, Manehattan's best coffee shop around, and finds Grace there. After losing Coco Pommel to her rival Rarity, Suri takes advantage of this and forces Grace to be her new assistant. But the intelligent Grace mocks Suri for this. She then takes advantage of the angry state she puts Suri in after this, and lowers her self-esteem and becomes a smart plot, acting different from the hushed and kind receptionist she always was.

This story isn't really supposed to go anywhere, it's just how I see what happened after Coco Pommel leaves Suri, and Suri's relationship with Grace Manewitz. Starbucks is a reference to Suri angrily telling Coco Pommel to get her some coffee, as well as "buck" being in the name.