Saving the damsel in distress is less impressive when you're the one who ruined her life in the first place. Pony Joe is going to try anyway.

Buried beneath the Dragon Lands, there is a city. It rots, and it bleeds. And it breathes.

Assorted story scraps and bits by me.

Bright Eyes, on the eve of his first Hunt, seeks the long-forgotten library for guidance.

A young Celestia and Luna venture into the Whitetail Wood in pursuit of the Star Eater, a monstrous magic-eating dragon. The cost of victory is greater than either could have expected.

On the Night Mare's Night, Archdruid Twilight Sparkle prays to her goddess. For the first time, her goddess answers. Unfortunately, matters are never quite that simple when one is dealing with a being of power beyond mortal comprehension.

Celestia and Twilight are in a relationship. Twilight wants to meet Celestia's parents. Celestia, understandably, is terrified. After all, it's always awkward when one's parents aren't exactly ponies at all.

Nightmare Moon wanders the moon, and finds only dust.

Celestia teaches Twilight about what it means to be above it all.

When time is up and the end is nigh, what will Celestia decide?

Wallace & Gromit visit the moon, and meet a mysterious mare.

Luna leaves Canterlot to find herself.

One thousand years ago, history was changed. One thousand years ago, Nightmare Moon was killed. One thousand years ago, Equestria broke, and Celestia had to put it back together.

Luna is an artist, and Twilight her muse.

Change can be very frightening, and no-one knows this more than Applejack.