A crown is more discomfort than adornment. Angharad of Llyr, heir to the throne, and her impossible choice between duty and love. Based on the short story The True Enchanter from The Foundling: and other tales of Prydain. Updates every Tuesday.

A brief exchange between Gwydion and Achren on the road back to Dinas Rhydnant. It concerns both the future of the land of Prydain, and the future of one man.

One-shot, missing scene from Taran Wanderer. Fflewddur and Llyan wait out a snowstorm during their journey back from Caer Dallben to Craddoc's cottage. Surrealist-fluff, for lack of a better description... A little odd, but hopefully enjoyable.

Her gaze followed his there, all the way to the edge of the sea.

Drabble collection. Was Eilonwy-centric, now expanded to include entries to the Drabble Challenge.

Fflewddur Fflam, Adaon, and Arianllyn were three inseparable young adults with a wonderful friendship, formed through a love of music. When Adaon is suddenly killed, his best friend and his fiance must learn to pick up the pieces and perhaps realize that Adaon left them each with the gift of each other. -Republished here from the Chronicles of Prydain section

How do you stay in-tune when the song suddenly changes? When a chance brush with enchantment alters the course of his life, the young Fflewddur Fflam struggles to find balance between his own nature and the responsibilities of a crown he never expected to wear. Multi-chapter prequel to "The Truthful Harp."

Fears unspoken, desires untold, their circumstances braid and blend like the threads on a weaver's loom.

He really did cut his own hair with a sword. She sets about repairing the damage. What else can you do when everything else has been put on hold? Taran/Eilonwy, deleted scene from The High King, Prydain one-shot, complete.

Working Title. A sequel to my fic, Sunrise, and a continuation of my project to retell all the events in the Chronicles of Prydain from Eilonwy's point of view.

"Indeed, the more we find to love, the more we add to the measure of our hearts." ― Lloyd Alexander

Out of nowhere comes the one event that will change his life forever. Modern college AU without the established canon pairing(s) for the main character(s) of the fanfiction. Crack pairing. Genderbend. Fflewddur x fem!Adaon. Rating may change as the story progresses for canon-based tragic/violent events. WARNING: MAY CONTAIN CRACK PAIRINGS. Don't like, don't read.

"There is more to that prophecy than just slaying a serpent, as you well know." A "what if" scenario that entered my head. Takes place at the end of The High King.

"This one lived a free life because of your kindness, and that made a difference." Taran, Eilonwy, Gwydion, and Gurgi pay homage to the most fearless of warriors.

A chance meeting, a twist of fate, a golden thread added to the loom...and the first rays of daylight fall on one who has lived in darkness. Eilonwy's story, during the events of The Book of Three. COMPLETED

King Math on Taran's sympathy, being burdened, and becoming free

Moments in Caer Dallben through the eyes of Eilonwy, however happy, sad, tumultuous, or string-snapping they may be. Set between The Book of Three and The Black Cauldron.

Should opened eyes look back or forward? The First Two Live of Lukas-Kasha. Written In Sand Prompt [Twelve Shots Of Summer: Second Raid]

Life is hard for the monarch of the Fair Folk, what with humans demanding special favors, schedules falling apart, and life in general going wrong in some form or fashion. Fortunately for his sanity, he has a diary in which he can express his true feelings.

On their way to the Free Commots, Taran tells Eilonwy about what he learned from Morda.

What makes a leader, and what makes people follow him? A retelling of Lloyd Alexander's Book of Three through the eyes of the people that loved and followed a big-headed boy Assistant Pig-Keeper through the thorn bushes all the way to Caer Dathyl, with the Horned King and all his legions behind them. Rated for safety.

A drabble concerning Gurgi's inner turmoil after fleeing from Achren's warriors in The Book of Three.

They are bound for the Summer Country on the morrow. How does one spend one's last hours in Prydain? Multiple character POV. Bittersweetness, joy, humor, and melancholy. Dedicated to my friends at the Bards of Prydain Forum and to Lloyd Alexander, whose own voyage Westward happened in its own time and yet, all too soon.

Drabble set between chapters 15 and 16 of Taran Wanderer. Returning to Craddoc's hut from Caer Dallben and finding Taran deathly ill, Fflewddur has to admit he is not so free of human ties as he had thought.

Drabble challenge for the Bards of Prydain. 1. Fflewddur and Adaon; 2. Arawn visits Pryderi; 3. Queen Teleria, After the Battle; 4. Achren, The Crucible; 5. Taran, Summer's Day; 6. Eilonwy, Labyrinth.