This is where I will be posting my unfinished entries for writing contests or scrapped drafts that were canceled while being written.

These drafts will be given 0 edits whatsoever, so bear that in mind when reading.

For now, drafts and entries that I have no intentions of expanding into a story will be added here. That means that chapters will be added or even deleted from this collection.

EDIT: entries that have been expanded into complete stories will also be added to this list (02.11.2020.)

I am sitting in my room, trying to break the writer's block. As rain slashes against the window and the room grows dark, I thunk my head against the desk I'm sitting in. It seems as if there is no way out of being unable to craft sentences out of the many ideas swimming in my head.

Until a lavender alicorn pony comes along, that is.

Idea for the story was conceived from a conversation with DougtheLoremaster. Go take a look at his works, he is an amazing author!

Once again edited by the awesome and talented RandomGuy101!
Many thanks, Random! I couldn't have made the story this smooth without your help.

During the past millennium, Daybreaker has ruled Equestria with justice and fairness. Having risen from the ashes of her battle against Nightmare Moon, she ascended once more to lead Equestria into an age of prosperity and glory.

At least, that's what the ponies of Equestria are told. The real events are a stark contrast to what they are taught in school.

One night, she finally confesses her secrets to a pony who is willing to listen to everything she says. How will she react? And will Daybreaker be able to shed the reminders of her sins?

Takes place decades before the first episode of Season 1.

Story inspired and edited by the wonderfully talented and awesome RandomGuy101, who even came up with the current ending!
Thanks for the collaboration, Random! Working with you was one of the best experiences here!

Cover art is made by the wonderful StarBlaze25 on Deviantart!

Edit: Apparently, this story was featured on the day it was uploaded. Thank you so much to everyone who liked this story! It's a shame I missed it.

Edit 2: Turns out, this story was the 100th Daybreaker story to be uploaded on this site. What a coincidence!

When drawing a line, you know the line is bound to end somewhere.
You know when and where to end the line, or to draw a new line.
I didn't.

I've been living my life just like how one draws a line across a white paper.
And now, after months of drawing without a purpose, I'm ready to end the line.

Rated T for violence and discussion of self harm/suicide.