Companion piece to "Of Cor and Aravis and Miscommunications". Cor and Aravis decide to get married in order to argue and make up more conveniently.

Susan may think she no longer believes in Narnia as an adult, but the dreams haunt her still, and gradually, become more real than her cynical reality. A poem about a dark night of the soul.

"I am not alone at all, I thought. I was never alone at all. And that, of course, is the message of Christmas. We are never alone. Not when the night is darkest, the wind coldest, the world seemingly most indifferent. For this is still the time God chooses." - Taylor Caldwell

Susan is determined to move on with her life, but Peter simply cannot let the matter rest. A recently ill brother, an early morning phone call, and a stained-glass window combine to show Susan the meaning of Christmas. Pre-LB, slightly AU-can be considered a tie in piece with "Crownless".

The White Witch is gone, but Edmund's memories of her winter linger on. Can Lucy convince Aslan to overturn the laws of nature and give them a warm Christmas?

Includes six short drabbles set in different books from the perspectives of Susan, Shasta, Caspian, Rilian, Lucy, and Edmund.

He needs to do something, be something, offer something, but all he can do is gather all his courage and bow his head awkwardly. "What is it, sir, that you require of me?" Battle of Beruna, from Edmund's point of view. Shameless spiritual allegory. Brotherfic if you squint.

It is the night before Christmas, and Edmund has been waiting nearly a year to ask the stranger in his room a question. Christmas one-shot set on the first Christmas in the Golden Age. Canon Compliant-mostly movie-verse. NO PAIRINGS.

Lucy is reminded to think twice before acting ... and of what is truly important. Holiday one-shot. Happy Holidays!

"Many paths lead home, Su, and though yours may be different than ours I know you will find it one day." A post LB one shot because it always makes me sad that Susan's story was left unfinished. I recently discovered this is slightly AU after I reread the Last Battle-by slightly I mean blink and you'll miss it. Do let me know if you find the three non canon compliant sentences :-)

Several years after her last visit to Narnia, Lucy discovers how Aslan is in our world. One-shot. Catholic themes.

From his devotion to Tash to what he finds on the other side of the stable door, this is Emeth's journey. By Ariel of Narnia.

"This is the very reason you were brought to Narnia, that by knowing me here for a little, you may know me better there." When she gets the phone call, Susan is brushing her hair.

It doesn't matter where on the path you are, as long as you are headed in the right direction. Currently, Edmund isn't even aware he's on a journey. Bookverse. Chapter Seven: Think it Mercy

After learning what happened back at the Stone Table while he was preparing for battle, Peter must decide what to do about it, but sudden kingship doesn't leave much time for contemplation. Bookverse. Companion piece to "Made He Thee King."

Susan had thought that this would be the simplest place to start. (Susan cleans out various belongings of her siblings after the train crash.) (Canon-compliant.)

In the middle of a summer night Helen Pevensie writes a letter to her husband. Companion piece to At Odds, of sorts. One-Shot! Set before LWW. Reviews are welcome

Edmund thinks about what it means to rule a land he does not know anymore.

They were never what they had been before. The Friends of Narnia live their faith in ways as different from one another as they are themselves. Chapter Eight: Jill

"They carried the dead Queen back to Cair Paravel and she was bitterly mourned by Rilian and by the King and by all Narnia..." (SC ch4) Missing moment from before The Silver Chair

In which Shasta discovers his true identity, and Cor has trouble sleeping that night.

On New Year's Day of 2306, Caspian makes the decision that this is the year that they'll build a ship and hopefully set out East on a voyage to find the Seven Lost Lords and Aslan's Country. Reepicheep toasts him in agreement. "To our Journey East!"

The beauty and magnificence of Cair Paravel does not quite warm Lucy's heart this year.

"Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse..." A festive one-shot, post LWW.

"If we find ourselves with a desire that nothing in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that we were made for another world." ― C.S. Lewis; Written for the Narnian Holiday Prompt Contest. Prompt: Family