Winter falls and Narnia cannot forgetbut their Kings and Queens shine a light that burns on through the darkness...

In the end though, it's not about worth. Not about titles and kingdoms and knights in shining armor who are transparent in their bravery and goodness. And Eustace, who has no title and never will, is worthy.

Lord Rhoop's sweetheart comes to greet him on his return home. Companion piece for Meldahlie's story 'To an Unknown God'. One-shot.

Treason and partings on the stairs, but is there really anything to those old myths of the Golden Age of Narnia? One-shot, pre-PC.

Aslan gave Aravis ten wounds, one for each of the lashes inflicted upon a slave girl in her childhood home. This is the story of Mufiyah, whose drugged sleep facilitated the young Tarkheena's ride to freedom, and who paid the price for her mistress's escape.

What happened when the last Telmarine went through the Door? Missing moment from PC; one-shot.

The Duke of Galma's daughter, as Caspian said, squints and has freckles. But how did she feel when the King of Narnia returned with his bride? A sort of missing moment from the return voyage of The Dawn Treader.

Far in the Southern provinces of Calormen, a young devotee of Zardeenah contemplates her life and how it relates to the larger world. Meanwhile, a young Captain does his duty. (Also features Corradin Tarkaan.) / Worldbuilding, Calormene religion, coming-of-age. Written in the Narnia Fic Exchange 2015. Rated for some results of violence and "minor suggestive adult themes".

A knight finds atonement while adrift at sea. One shot based on The Horse and His Boy.

Almost everyone forgot about the guinea pig.

Mary-Sue. The girl everyone loves to hate. Everyone knows her as an air headed, unnaturally beautiful OC who shows up at random points in the story and falls in love with six or eight of the male characters. But what happens when Mary-Sue has had enough of being the nice girl? Is there any one with enough power to stop her? After all, everyone knows you can't kill a Mary-Sue...

For nigh on a thousand years after the Lion planted the poison tree in Narnia, Jadis bided her time, exploring her new world's outer reaches and sowing disaster for the green land at its heart - aka, what Jadis did between MN and LWW, as told in four geographic sections.

In which Peter Pevensie and Aslan have a philosophical discussion on death during the aftermath of the Battle of Beruna, and in which Peter receives a commission.

Cor dances, Aravis helps out.

Why does Aravis even bother with a shirtless Cor? He becomes entirely too cocky.

"You see things; and you say, 'Why' But I dream things that never were; and I say, 'Why not'" - George Bernard Shaw

Lucy is curious about Edmund's fear of sea serpents. When she asks Peter for the story behind it, she gets more than what she bargained for. Movie-verse.

At my father's house, I was known by many names.

Faerie is a perilous land, and in it are pitfalls for the unwary, and dungeons for the overbold. J.R.R. Tolkien A story about Letty and Mabel Ketterley, their magical governess, Mrs. Lefay, and just how those adventures in Narnia began.

They tell her that when she was born, she clenched a snake in her hand.

These are the tales of Susan, a queen who learned to remember the past in order to live for the future. Written for the 2013 Narnia Fic Exchange.

Life in Narnia took some getting used to.

Star showers have always boded well for Narnia's future. An AU of the Last Battle. (Also SCAUverse compliant). Written for the 2013 Narnia Fic Exchange.

Caspian comes to a realisation: The warrior who fought as Peter did in the battle with the Telmarine Army, short as it was, could not have been the same exhausted duelist who matched Miraz blow for bloody blow in the preceding duel ... unless ... unless the duel itself had been not much more than showmanship on Peter's part.

"...There was a word which, if spoken, would destroy all living things except the one who spoke it. I learned it in a secret place and paid a terrible price to learn it."