I was sulking. No way around it. Imagine, me! Ponyville's premier dress designer, unable to even bring herself to design a simple dress! This was all her fault. That stupid, insensitive, wonderfully beautiful and painfully oblivious Rainbow Dash

A traveling gem merchant and his son enter Equestria to sell their wares, only to find the cities they pass through are deserted, with only a few skittish residents who refuse to talk. Something has gone wrong in the pony kingdom. But what?

Twilight's latest invention is a rousing success! At first.

Applebloom decides to sneak a glass of Mac's hard cider to see what all the fuss is about.

A newly minted ruler finds herself in need of advice, and has a radical idea. What if she tried asking her new 'friends' she met at the Gauntlet? One of them was a princess, maybe she could help her?

Rarity has finally secured a fashion show of her very own in Canterlot! The only problem is, by royal decree, she is assigned a bodyguard. Now, she has to split her suite with a character from Rainbow Dash's past she'd rather forget.

Military psychologists would not take too kindly to a pilot telling them they have a talking, flying, blue horse occasionally living in their house. So until I think of something better, she's a kinda annoying secret.

Celestia does something only seen once in around 500 years (or so they think). The rest of the kingdom runs for cover.

A mysterious black dragon is caught illegally crossing the Equestrian border, on a mission.

The power of four alicorns enlightens Twilight, and allows her to discover the only logical way to keep Equestria safe.

A few thousand years encased in stone is enough to drive anyone a little...mad.

After Shining Armor's wedding, Mac reflects on the time he spent with him trying to become a guard.

Some enemies forgive and forget. Some come to see the error of their ways. However, some enemies remain indignant in their defeat. They let their hate fester until it they live and breathe for one thing, and one thing only: revenge.

I've practiced medicine in Ponyville for sixteen years. I've learned to detach myself from the pain and emotion that comes with the harder parts of this job. Nothing could shake me. Then, out of nowhere, one patient made me rethink everything

A dying home reveals feelings thought long suppressed for a certain pony.