In another world, the cats of Abyssinia developed their country into a proper industrial power. The Princesses of Equestria visit a political purrson who'd rather these ponies stay away from her.

Publishing this here with permission from the proper author, Letrune, who posts the same story on her DeviantArt and considers this a test run of sorts on the story. I helped write and edit it, and acted as a consultant.

This story is a sequel to Substitute Teacher

As one of the first changelings to legally reside in Canterlot, Sixteen 7-52-1 gets pegged for a friendly interview. The intent? To clear up a bunch of popular but wrong ideas about how changelings work.

Basically, I fire my headcannon. Part of the SciencePon verse, rated teen for mentions of mammalian reproduction.

This story is a sequel to Substitute Teacher

With Sixteen's birthday coming up soon, Jennie Pie discovers a horrible secret about Pyrrhic Victory's catering choices. Well, okay, it's not that horrible. As she herself learns from a magazine.

Birthed from a random discussion on #fimfiction. Part of the SciencePon verse.

What if the British television show QI were Equestrian? Even worse, what if the topic were a certain thing starting with the letter L, and Rainbow Dash is one of the panelists? Or even, Princess Celestia?

Rated T for the episode's topic and a whole lot of relevant but silly jokes.

This story is a sequel to Substitute Teacher

Canterlot. Like every shining beacon, it has its dark spots. Sixteen 7-52-1 is the heroine Canterlot deserves, but doesn't know it needs.

Blatantly based on a well known Team Fortress 2 promo, rated T for mild violence.

As a scientist, Pyrrhic Victory can't resist the opportunity to teach ponies things.
As a troll, he can't resist a bit of mental scarring.

As a pony fanfic author, I can't resist writing oneshots about my personal headcanons.

Being a blank-flank in your late teens sucks, even if you have four equally-challenged friends. But then a group of warriors from another world inspire the lot of you to discover your talent.

But can a sextet of space pirates and a trio of pleather superspies survive in a world like Equestria?

What do you do when you lead a world superpower and another country has a ruthless militaristic leader? You install another leader that's less so, of course.

And that's how Celestia had Chrysalis replaced.

Pyrrhic Victory is a time traveller. But how does he do it? Where did he learn to move freely from a future Canterlot to the present Ponyville? It looks like Star Swirl's time travel spell, but really? It's not the same.

Rated T for naughty implications and words.

Young and nerdy Pyrrhic Victory (just Vic preferred) feels lonely. Jennie Pie feels like she's wasting her life, even at her young age... yeeeeaaaah...

(First serious, published story. Be gentle.)