It's always the same, Edmund thinks. Whether Calormene or Archenlander, Dryad or Naiad, Talking Mouse or good giant; whenever someone meets the young Kings and Queens of Narnia, their reactions are always the same.

Autumn reminds Susan and Lucy of Narnia.

If it came down to either saving Edmund or saving Narnia, then to hell with Narnia.

A week after the battle of Anvard, Shasta despairs of fitting in to his new life, until a chance meeting with King Edmund of Narnia opens his eyes to new perspectives.

In those first weeks which followed, if skirmishes with the remains of the Witch's army were regular and fierce, the celebrations were even more so.

Her husband is away fighting. Her children have been sent away for their own protction. What does Helen Pevensie have left when her faith abandones her and her hope is stolen away?

Caspian has much to learn. Lucy is eager to share. But what does the future King of Narnia have to learn from a tiny ten year old with bare feet and fondness of daisy chains?

Caspian was expecting someone older, someone wiser, someone, well, a little more experienced in the art of battle. Can a moment of boys being boys show him just how battle worn the Pevensie brothers really are?

follow up to Co Misery. Edmund and Lucy are not children.

Stuck in England, Peter wallows in his memories. Sometimes misery is best shared.

The war is over and Helen Pevensie awaits the return of her children. She wonders whether it would be ok to hug her youngest son or if he will reject her love in favour for his anger.

Professor Kirke usually forgets to pick up the post in the hallway, so Peter does it on his way down to breakfast.

Spring has come to Narnia, but the ice still tries to creep back into Edmund's heart.

In which Edmund is peeved, Peter is a bit bewildered, Lucy is wise, and Susan handles the kingdom and her siblings like a queen.

In the space of a few moments, Lucy reflects. As she witnesses Narnia's final destruction, she watches the great form of the Lion, and she understands.

A soldier lies dying on the field of battle, forgotten by all save his King. Golden Age fic.

A look at Narnia's monarchs through the eyes of a Calormene ambassador. Golden Age fic.

This is a Golden Age fanfic, telling the tale of how the Most Noble Order of the Lion and The Noble Order of the Table came to be. It all started one summer... warning: some pain for major characters. Please R&R

Edmund knows that Susan has had trouble coping with life in England. He knows that this has been coming. But it doesn't make it any easier. Oneshot.

It's 1979, and George Parker, head of the London Ambulance service, is about to retire. Something draws his mind back to a train crash he worked at in 1949, and the extraordinary experience he had there. Oneshot.

A rather dark tale about where Susan's life may have led her.

A sequel of sorts to "The Woman on the Platform". The Reverend Patrick McConnell is deeply affected by an unexpected arrival in his church. Oneshot.

After the Dawn Treader's encounter with the Sea Serpent, Eustace finds he is left with more than just the memories of what happened.

Chronicles of Narnia, The Silver Chair, One Shot, Complete. Jill's first encounter with Aslan has its counterpart in our world. The intersecting point between two different universes. Very Christian in tone.

Companion fic to "Finding him Healing", "Hearing him Breathe" and "Feeling his Warmth".