There is a Boy Who Flies, and his nightmares are ripping the worlds apart. As observed by Mrs. Kirke. Crossover with Peter Pan by J M Barrie. No warnings or pairings.

Betrayed and torn away from home and family, Peter and Edmund have nothing to hold onto but their trust in Aslan. But has He abandoned His chosen ones? Golden Age. No slash. Thanks to narniagirl11 for the great cover art!

Coriakin is not particularly pleased about his exile. And the inhabitants of his island are terribly annoying. So he tries to do something about it. No slash, sex, profanity, or violence, just a tribe of very stupid Duffers.

This hit me harder than Lucy's fears or Susan's doubts. Edmund's Pain. [Set at the beginning of LWW - Reworked and republished.]

"Mama, will you tell me a story?" Years later, Susan looks back on her memories from that fateful day they found the wardrobe. Makes more sense if you've read the entire series. K, but somber. One-shot

"I can't sleep." Lucy comes to Edmund after a mist-inspired nightmare. VotDT Movie-verse.

They've been been in Narnia for a little over a month. It's late. Edmund had a nightmare. So has the stranger in his room.

What happens to Susan is simpler than anyone thinks. Oneshot.

They say languages take a lifetime to learn. For Peter it takes about fifteen years. And proper motivation. Chapter 1, four times Peter did not understand Rat and Crow, and the one time he did. Chapter 2, in which Peter dotes, Morgan pecks, and Fooh and Beehn play with other people's toys. Chapter 3 is Otter Nonsense. Everybody Lives Nobody Leaves Golden Age AU

A short story of how the Pevensie children (who aren't really children at all), learn to cope after they return from Narnia. Set between LWW and PC. Lucy-centric, but includes all four of them.

"But, Aslan," said Susan when they were alone, "why couldn't we have been sent back sooner? Or else why couldn't you have helped them instead?"

The joy of World's End is found in the arms of the ocean.

Peter doesn't think that he can really be a leader. The others have different opinions

Did Aslan really expect you to move on? After Narnia, Edmund keeps them all from breaking apart. Oneshot.

The poem I came up with on how the world see narnia during the Golden Age . . .

Edmund's seven when he starts to have trouble. Trouble with the other boys, trouble with schoolwork, trouble at home, and there's not a person who doesn't notice. Pre-LWW, Peter's twelve.

The Pevensies have said many goodbyes in their lives, to family, to friends, to each other, yet it never seems to get easier.

A one-shot about how Peter and Edmund learn how they have forgiven each other. A brotherly one-shot because I don't do slash.

A mask worn long enough becomes reality.

Tumnus heard the entire story of what Edmund did during his first few days in Narnia, how he betrayed Narnia and his family. Now he's forced to choose- will he trust Edmund, or give him a second chance? Of course, it isn't going to be as easy as it seems.

"So she sat, a fingertip running through the handmade mane, touching the tip of his nose, and resting briefly under each glass eye." After the horrible crash, Susan remembers Him, far too late for Him to help her. Oneshot: Character Study.

Vaguely AU. The White Stag was never of Aslan's sending.

The four had arrived in a new world, and it was amazing and wonderful, but...it was also strange. Different. A one-shot concerning the Pevensies after being named kings and queens.

Susan's journey to accepting Narnia as her new home is not easy, either within or without.

"Verily I say unto thee, that this night, before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice." The slow deconstruction of the Gentle Queen, in three 100-word drabbles.