AU. Miraz tries to avoid the duel and the war, but he reckons without Narnian courage or the love of a King for his people. How can a usurper and a murderer understand what it means to be a King of Narnia?

On a moonlight night, a boat with a precious cargo carries a regretful man to shore. These are the last hours of Sir Rhosin of Archenland. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

Detailing the early animosity and eventual beginnings of a friendship between Eustace Clarence Scrubb and his kinsmen Edmund, King of Narnia. Including, pancakes, Eustace's Journal, Caspian's second best sword and more. Book-verse. (Caspian has golden hair and no beard) Updated!

Why are the Narnian Royal Children worried about their parents' former lives? One-shot, post MN.

Susan found a chess piece in the ruins of Cair Paravel, but when did Narnians start playing chess? Featuring, the Pevensie Tetrarchy in counsel and out, a chessboard, a well-behaved prince of the Seven Isles and chessmen with a cameo of Mr. Tumnus' scarf. Golden Age, takes place soon after To Market, To Market.

Lucy is inspired to tell of one of Peter and Edmund's more embarrassing adventures after hearing of Puddleglum from Jill and Eustace. Interruptions, rumors and general miscommunication abound.

White as death, white as a winter's sky...

Prose regarding the occurrences beyond the Stable Door at the end of Narnia's Time.

Edmund and Peter have surprise Christmas presents for the girls but even the Kings can be surprised when it comes to the King over all Kings. Second Christmas in Narnia fluff and solemnity.

Rabadash was not the first scoundrel that Edmund had to deal with. Lucy and Edmund bonding, fluff and a less-then-desirable suitor for the hand of Queen Susan. Golden Age. Canon.

'...She wandered down the hall, clutching her ragged lion to her chest.' AU one shot. May be mildly disturbing, thus the rating. Second chapter is revised version!

This time, they are older. / Readjusting to London sounds easier than it seems, especially when wars begin to catch up. / 20 words, 4 children, who are simultaneously adults, and the first return. / Takes place after TLWW.

Edmund's first battle, from his perspective. One shot. Bookverse.

What exactly do Rabadash and Edmund say to each other that causes the Narnians to flee Tashbaan that same night? A glimpse at the feud between Edmund the Just and Rabadash, spoiled, cruel and tyrannical crown prince of Calormen. Set during The Horse and His Boy. A Tale of the Golden Age.

Twenty years into purgatory, Susan sings her child to sleep.

A Star's daughter, newly arrived in Narnia, meets another being just awoken there. Their story began in wonder and delight, as each discovered in the other what seemed another self. But other discoveries remained to be made, about the world and about each other - and even, most bitterly of all, about themselves. Rated T for off-screen violence and recognition of moral complexity.

Alberta Scrubb is relieved Edmund and Lucy have left, but something's still not quite right. Could they have left something behind? Post-VDT. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

"The day that David Pevensie returns from the war, his youngest child opens the door. She's home alone, and mail has been either sluggish or slow, but some myriad of events has led to the solution that he is here, unexpected, and his youngest is home alone." One Shot.

Peter has told Lucy not to carry her cordial with her, so what will Edmund do when she's bitten by a poisonous spider in the northern woods of Narnia?

Most of us, at some point, realized who Aslan was shortly after reading/watching the series. The Pevensies, however, took a bit longer to realize. Join them as they realize and - eventually - accept the reality of who Aslan really is.

What happened to Digory Kirke's Narnian Tree in London?

What if Susan did, finally, grow up? Post LB, one-shot.

As Rawlstow studies the book of healer's lore Father Christmas gave him, will there be things only a clever fox could think of? [Chapters 1 & 2 edited Feb. 2016]

Gazing into the Narnian eyes, what will you see?

"Her heart glowed with renewed happiness and love."