A human finds themselves as a voice within Pinkie's mind, only she's a young filly still on the rock farm. Aching for home, but worried what others might think, this new 'Mena' must maneuver life in Equestria. As much a life they can anyways.
Sequel to "The Not-So-Normal Adventures of King Sombra and Pinkie Pie". Sombra and Pinkie visit Pinkie's home to meet her family. Of course, as Sombra soon learns, family isn't all what it's cracked up to be.
A phoenix seeking out a good nesting place finds an unexpected connection with the ponies living nearby. Unexpected for her, at least—they've been looking for just this phoenix.
Cheese Sandwich babysits and plans a very small and very important party. Some unexpected guests appear. His in-laws. And they are not in a party mood.
Pinkie Pie and Prince Blueblood have been dating for some time. With Hearth's Warming approaching they decide to host a party for both of their families. But is one house big enough for both the Bluebloods and the Pies?
This needs a bit of work from an editor, but it was a fine little one shot. I liked the very beginning--it read like a child's storybook, and that gave the fic a nice effect. I can't help but feel like Inkie's role may have been better suited for Maud, though.
6038906 Thanks for responding! I ran this story by my new editor so hopefully most of the typos are fixed. I was originally going to use Maud, but I don't quite know how to write her character yet, so I stuck with a character I could start from the ground up with. But thanks!
This needs a bit of work from an editor, but it was a fine little one shot. I liked the very beginning--it read like a child's storybook, and that gave the fic a nice effect. I can't help but feel like Inkie's role may have been better suited for Maud, though.
6038906 Thanks for responding! I ran this story by my new editor so hopefully most of the typos are fixed. I was originally going to use Maud, but I don't quite know how to write her character yet, so I stuck with a character I could start from the ground up with. But thanks!
i did a dramatic reading of your stroy