Uncovered through a compilation of journal entries, letters, and informal dictation of events pre-dating the 100 Years Winter, historians have succeeded in piecing together the forgotten records leading to the rise and stronghold of Jadis the White Witch

The two Fauns aboard the Dawn Treader are delightedly surprised to discover that Queen Lucy knows Faunish dances. What they can't explain, however, is her reaction to being asked where she learned them. No pairings. Oneshot.

Years after the Tashbaan war, brothers Cor and Corin come upon a Lady of the Lake. Been a while since anything Narnian got published here. I apologize - this is me getting back into the swing of things.

"When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills."—Chinese Proverb. Ten days after their return from the wardrobe, who is proving to be walls and who the windmills? Written for the 2015 Narnia Fic Exchange. Part of the Dichotomy universe.

In the Silver Chair, Rilian tells the three heroes how one night he broke free of his bonds. Here's my take on that little scene.

Things never happen the same way twice. Two nights under the sky with one thousand three hundred and forty two years (or three) in between.

What did our favorite mouse see when he finally entered his beloved home, Aslan's Country?

Jill Pole describes how to ride an owl.

One-shot dedicated to the Unnamed Knight that deprived himself of nourishment for Shasta. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

A knight finds atonement while adrift at sea. One shot based on The Horse and His Boy.

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.

"Without a sign, his sword the brave man draws, and asks no omen, but his country's cause." -Homer

It is generally known throughout Archenland that Prince Corin is a troublemaker. Unfortunately, the King and Queen of Terebinthia are unaware of this fact and waltz unsuspectingly into his clutches with their own devious plans, along with a strong wind, a princess, a lady-in-waiting and a hundred-year-old corpse. Canon. 2012 Dawn Treader Award for Best Romance on Narnia Still Lives

Edmund has an unusually honest conversation with Susan about the day the Stone Table cracked. Set a few years before The Last Battle. Oneshot.

Set during the Last Battle. "Jill did not know what it was that made her think of the song. Maybe it had touched her in a special way before, even though she barely remembered it. Or maybe, as Eustace was sure, Aslan had put it into her head." It was fitting for a world to end in the same way it began, with song. A simple act will give courage to those facing death, if not hope.

[One-shot]We know three of the monarchs from Narnia's Golden age passed into the True Narnia. But what of the last queen? The one who was left behind.

A Poem on dying and seeing Aslan afterwards. R&R please!

*Companion piece to A Touch of Strength.* Digory's thoughts as Fledge fly him and Polly from the Place and Witch. DigoryPolly.

Cor and Corin have a fight... slightly revised. And I mean slightly.

After all Shasta has been through he is at last crossing over into the land that is his home. This is a poem from Shasta's point of view of crossing the Winding Arrow.

The only surviving Pevensie child, Susan, mourns the loss of her parents and siblings. A long-lost special friend arrives to comfort her.

There are various ways of dealing with the fact that you'll never return to Narnia.

A short fluff for JillxEustace fans for Valentines Day. Jill has a report to do on names and Eustace says something he wished he hadn't.

Champagne is supposed to make your head spin-but not with memories. And suddenly, tonight, Susan Pevensie does not want to be tipsy. One-shot, post LB reflections on Susan.

A dumping ground of short stories of Narnia. Includes Golden Age, Pevensies, Cor and Corin, Dungeons, and More Dungeons. Chapter 18: Susan, Revisited.