This is a story about reflection. To some degree, about regret. But ultimately it is about self-doubt, the search for validation, and the understand of what it means to get that. It’s well-written, thought provoking, with a complex subject matter stuffed in there for good measure. There’s the whole love thing too, that’s awfully sweet.

Chrysalis has done a great many terrible things to Equestria, all in the name of greed and hunger both. Now she has a chance to make up for perhaps her greatest crime: The murder of Princess Celestia. How can she make up for that? By saving her life.

A rather long poem written in the form of a limerick. Impressive both in length, and maintaining flow.

A letter from a mother to her daughters, detailing a troubled past and a happy ending.

A sweet little vignette about Rara and Songbird, after Songbird’s return performance following a not-so-brief stint on medical leave.

Something of a western, something of a wasteland/dark horror type story.

Twilight Sparkle has brought Fluttershy back from death, and she didn’t use necromancy. Maybe. How does Fluttershy feel about it?

A snowballing forest that takes the lives of all the Mane 6.

Well. It was a short read, the chapters were tiny, and the writing was rather telly. You really didn’t have to think too hard to figure out what was coming next, except for the final chapter. I didn’t see it coming.

A romantic date on the 3^rd year anniversary of Applejack sand Rainbow Dash’s wedding. Set in Cherry Berry’s balloon. A prank, an adorable one.