Spike and Twilight get frozen in time during a particularly dreadful time of day.

Is it supposed to be in good fun, or does this prank mean more to Spike than a simple lesson in proper teleportation etiquette. It really seems personal this time.

The Antagonist from Condemned, SKX, finds himself in Equestria. He is still plagued by the voices urging him to kill and desires to act on them. But the characters of this strange land are here to help him with this problem.

I love her. I love her so much. Why won't she come home? Please, I'm scared and I'm alone.

(Based on the song of the same name by Type O Negative)

This is a look into the mind of Turncoat, a strange character who can't seem to remember much more than feelings and a few faces. His mind has been wiped clean of anything that might clue him in to his old life. But Turncoat will soon find that who he was has changed forever.

This is my attempt at using heavy amounts of symbolism in a story.

This is a small collection of audio logs of Commander Looking Glass, the pony who had been in charge of launching the ship Celestai. The ship was never meant to return, but it did. And this is what Looking Glass found.

Inspired by the song "Fatal Feast" by Municipal Waste

Celestia stumbles upon a rare unicorn with untold powers. Powers that just might make her job, no life for all ponies easier. But is she crossing a line that was never meant to be crossed?