Twi comforts Fluttershy during a routine summer storm. (Romanticlop)

Follow up to 'Calm Before the Storm', Fluttershy wants Twilight to get her nose out of her book so they can snuggle. However, Twilight being Twilight, can't escape the book. When Fluttershy asks about it, one thing leads to another, an

Fluttershy and Twilight have been depressed for a very long time.

It's blistering hot in Ponyville, so Twi and Shy decide to cool down with a bath. What could go wrong?

Fluttershy takes three months to make her move on Twilight, but what a great move it is.

The Frozen North. A beautiful yet unforgiving place. The perfect place to share warmth.

A continuation of 'The Butterfly Dragon' created for my demanding fans. Much adorable TwiShy inbound, with an adventurous plotline.

Twilight asked about a seemingly out of place mask in Fluttershy's home. What IS the story behind the mask?

A series of poems that may or may not be interconnected, translated to prose. This volume is significantly lighter and happier than Volume 1. This volume is dedicated to the shippings within the Mane 6. (at least, the ones I prefer.) Enjoy!

After being saved by a quick thinking stallion, Applejack starts seeing numbers over everypony's heads. She finds it rather ominous that the numbers only go down. What do they mean? Why can she see them? Is she the only one who can?

A compilation of shorts written in verse, with a translation to prose to accompany it. Volume 1: Deaths of the Mane 6

Why is it that I have no trouble hurting ponies, but I can't stomach seeing her hurt? I know the answer, but I banished my emotions long ago. So why are they back?

Luna has been begging her sister to allow her an equivalent of her Summer Sun Celebration. What could go wrong if it turns out successful?

REVAMP: They exist only to consume. They feed on fear, thrive in darkness, and revel in violence and chaos. They are everything we are not. We can't let them take Ponyville. If we fall here, Equestria will follow.

A short song-fic based on the song 'Eye of the Storm' by Lovett.