Silver Screen is a writer for a studio based in Trottingham. He lives a pretty decent life, writing semi-decent scripts to relatively successful films. Unfortunately, he has the desire to go above and beyond with his writing; something his producer doesn't seem to approve of.

When his mother passes away, he is given the entirety of their library. Within the depths of his childhood sanctuary, he finds a tome comprised of thousands of pages.

The tome contains a first-hand account of Equestrian history spanning beyond even Princess Celestia's mother. Within the pages, Silver finds inspiration.

Many fanon liberties have been taken in the writing of this trite- I mean, masterpiece. You have been warned.

Dry Wall is the most successful architect in all of Equestria. He accomplished this within fifteen years since graduation from the University of Canterlot.
Impossible for any pony. Unfortunately, Wall is an insomniac. His caring friends forced him on a vacation, where he slept for the first time... and dreamed.
The dream was more or less a disturbing vision that inspired a pilgrimage. Teaming up with a mysterious mare, Dry Wall must find the one pony who knows the secrets.

... Man, that sounded freakin' cheesy.

Can be considered a sequel to Cognitive Dissonance.

NOTE: I wrote this prior to the episode "Luna Eclipsed". However, her non-shouting voice can be easily explained by saying "That's her public voice, not the Black Ops quietness" voice"

Kurt Foalington was the middle child of a rather successful family in Canterlot. In a peaceful society, he was the proverbial black sheep. He loved the fray, and most ponies with power didn't like having a threat to their otherwise peaceful society.

Things get really messy when he figures out that society had set up a cleverly-designed prison, and he wanted to meet a young filly.

Then it gets even messier when his younger brother goes missing.

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An alternate world where society isn't perfect, and it's not the only one in general. Events are otherwise the same in the show.

OC-centered, with canon cast appearing at points, so I guess that's something for those of you who foolishly exclusively turn your interest towards everything that, for all you know, gets the canon completely wrong.

[Yeah, I'm a bit of a bitter guy towards people who dismiss entire fics just because it has an OC in there somewhere.]