"Here stand I, Jadis, the last but true queen. Here I will stay, if for a thousand years, till there come a day I am wakened. Here stand you, pilgrim. Break the spell. Strike the bell." By Ariel of Narnia.

He's not a king. How can he be? He who was helpless to shield his sisters from peril. He who only helped his brother make a disastrous decision. He's not who Aslan thinks he is. Aslan's voice comes low and soft, His breath warm and laden with a rich sweetness. "I know who you are, Son of Adam, but do you know who I am?" One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

Oreius observes Edmund during a simple, life-changing moment in his life.

The last things she saw were the stars shining down on her, as if they were crying for the loss. Or perhaps they were laughing, for their queen, the queen of the Southern Sun, finally joined them in her proper position on the throne.

Susan watches as another young woman takes the throne and reflects back on her own coronation and reign.

Digory learns that mercy is enthroned in the hearts of kings.

Part one of twenty five word challenge. Under the stress of being a new King in the rebirth of Narnia from the harsh and long winter, Peter has a bit of trouble. However, Susan with her practicality and wisdom she shows him something that could help him not make the same embarrassing mistake again.

Peter doesn't know if he can forgive. Edmund doesn't know if he can forget. Will they be able to work through it before it's too late? Peter & Edmund sibling fic.

Peter and Edmund are on the run, but how long can they stay hidden? Golden Age. No slash.

The consequences of a different choice in 'Letting Go' spread further as Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace join Caspian on the Dawn Treader for an adventure through despair and delight, until they come to the end of the world and face the inevitable truth of life. *Any warnings can be found on my user page*

"They used to dance." Lucy's voice floated back to her. But now they were gone, buried so deeply inside themselves that they were lost to the world. Just like Susan. An exploration of Susan's emotions during Prince Caspian.

When movie-Susan shows up aboard the bookverse Dawn Treader, the Narnia Canon Keepers have it all under control...until the two keepers sent get stuck in the story and have to deal with a lovesick Susan, Eustace who thinks they're Nazis , and much more.

Four 100-word drabbles about the four Pevensies.

Cor and Aravis know they are right for each other. Now they must convince Cor's father by any means necessary.

Lucy is having a little trouble adjusting to her new role as a Queen of Narnia. But, on a lovely spring morning, she finds a bit of peace. No slash, sex, profanity, or violence.

A poem in which a beech tree warns King Tirian that the living trees are being cut down.

"And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love." The Pevensies, in three 100-word drabbles.

After several crimes are committed in the Lone Islands, the Pevensies must recall their governor for an explaination, but are they only inviting trouble closer to home? Based on the The Strange Case of Dr. Jekell and Mr. Hyde.

Susan's Secret is...she loves her brother...like a brother. And one writer is about to get a crash course in what that does and does NOT mean courtesy of the Gentle Queen herself.

Aslan and Jadis discuss the future of Edmund Pevensie. Drabble.

In which Screwtape advises the demons attached to Digory, Polly, Eustace and Jill. A companion piece to "Screwtape on the Pevensies". A prequel and a sequel.

Screwtape writes a note to Susan's demon in order to prepare him to deal with his patient's changed circumstances. This is a second companion piece to "Screwtape on the Pevensies".

Everyone has them. Some are more visible than others. NO INCEST!

Young Tumnus writes a letter to a role model who inspires him to grow in his music. Pre- Hundred-Year Winter. By Ariel of Narnia.

Upon their return to England, the Pevensies struggle to cope with their memories of Narnia and the fact they may not ever return. Short Drabbles. Movie-verse.