Canon Keeper outriders Lopez and Simmons are called in to remove a Su-ified Susan from Aslan's Country during LB. Suspian- and OOC- fanfiction bashing.

Christmas isn't a day, Home isn't a place. There's more to it than that. The gifts, the songs and the lights aren't what makes Christmas. A house isn't what makes a home.

The first time Queen Helen's fingers blistered on her needles, she felt an unwelcome pang of envy for the dryads and naiads who clothed themselves in bark with a thought. Deconstructive but not totally grim ficlet of Helen and Frank's first year in Narnia, rated T for philosophical themes (no smut, no violence). Day 19 (Santa) of 25 Days of Fic Challenge.

In which Aravis meets Queen Susan the Gentle, and finds more than she expected, and perhaps something she needed.

Rewrite of Masquerade. What happens to Susan is very simple. Terrifyingly so.

Susan's first Christmas after the railway accident was never going to be happy, but her heart is warmed by a strange dream of times past. Or is it just a dream?

How much mischief could four-year-old Prince Corin cause? For Ariel of Narnia.

Lucy shares the last minutes of her state visit with her friend, Lady Evia of Galma. As they pick roses in the garden, Lucy soon finds that Evia has a secret... and that she needs all the support she can get. Rated T for thematic elements, no femslash. By Ariel of Narnia.

Susan, Tumnus and Helen Pevensie each reach their heaven. One-shot drabble. A little sad but not depressing.

Jadis had not anticipated that the Narnians would be able to rescue Edmund, but she could not stop herself from laughing at the sheer irony. They might have saved themselves the trouble. Based on an English Assignment from school.

Tenderly, so as not to disturb her rest, Caspian takes her cool hand in his and recalls days gone by. Book-verse, Caspian/Liliandil. By Ariel of Narnia.

From that day on, the Beasts of Narnia referred to Lucy as their "Little Queen." She was particularly endeared to her animal subjects, who knew how hard it was to get Lady Ursula the Bear to laugh. Lucy had managed to do it twice, quite without intending to. One-shot, Lucy-centric. Fluff, no pairings.

Not long after their coronation, Susan finds a collection of Swanwhite's old diaries. Throughout the Golden Age, she reads them, and learns about being a Queen and about herself. Fair warning, I don't know how long this will be, so there are likely to be breaks taken every now and again. If you're going to read, please click "follow"!

When Susan is sent to Narnian heaven where her siblings and friends are after she dies of old age and sickness, Caspian decides to take her out for a walk to some meadows nearby, and a heated argument soon springs up between the two hot-tempered monarchs.

The Pevensies have just come back from their first trip to Narnia and there are four demons who need Screwtape's advice on handling their considerably changed "patients".

Jill and Eustace, tangled in an uneasy friendship, find themselves the subject of gossip at the Experiment House when people assume they're dating. Yet the question remains to be answered: are the rumors true? Set two and a half years after SC.

Sir Elliot and Lady Emily Pouncepaws have four Kittens: Petie, Suzie, Eddie and Lulu. Here's what happened when they met their royal namesakes. Golden Age fluff.

What happens to Susan after the events of The Last Battle, we're never told. This is my continuation of her story, her life - and how, eventually, she is called home at last.

"As I drown in my regrets, I can't take back the words I never said..." She stares numbly at the cold stones in front of her, wishing she could have done things differently. Partially inspired by "Words" by Skylar Grey.

A hunting trip in the rocky Archen landscape takes a turn for the worse. Peter and Edmund must make a bold and foolish decision in order to get out of their predicament. However, foolishness can be mistaken for bravery. Second oneshot out of a twenty five word challenge.

After all, what's fifteen years in Narnia compared to the rest of their lives?

On the eve of battle, Caspian takes time to consider his life and what he wants in the future.

A once non-believer gets another chance at life. Peter/OC. Drama/Romance. Part Three of Three is up. R&R.

A short exploration of the possible events leading to the downfall of Charn, pre-The Magician's Nephew. Rated T for reported violence.

I don't know what the boy -no the king- before me is saying, save the word Aslan. But I nod because it sounds beautiful. I think that I am becoming whole again.