When a Calormene merchant is robbed and left to die, he experiences the mercy of the Barbarian nation. A Golden Age fic.

King Edmund the Just would do anything to make sure his family is safe. Balancing his past, the constant threats, and loss proves to be a lot more complicated than it would seem.

A reflection on the meanings of the names Lucy, Susan, Edmund, and Peter. Update: I'm adding chapters for Eustace, Jill, Digory, and Polly, because of Laura Andrews' request.

This is a gender swapped version of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe as written in a parallel universe. During the Second World War, Peronel, Simon, Edwina and Luke Pevensey are sent away to a professor's house in the country where they discover a wardrobe, a portal to the magical world of Nernya.

Edmund's sudden death leaves his family and Narnia reeling. As the investigation unravels, the truth comes to light: the Just King's death was not as "sudden" as previously believed.

This is a sequel to Because Peter Said So. Jealousy, drowning, and nosy neighbors, what more could Peter and Edmund ask for.

Chapter 1: A peek inside the worlds of Edmund and Peter and their relationship with each other, how they pushed themselves away from each other, and eventually found themselves wandering back. "You never can find a shadow without a light source, after all."

Peter and Sophie are getting ready for their wedding when a band of dwarves show up at Cair with news of a strange underworld they discovered. The wedding plans are soon put on hold when the underworld proves to be more dangerous than anyone could have realized, and Sophie is brought face-to-face with the reason why she was brought to Narnia with the Pevensies.

The Doctor will see you now. Thomas is a very wise Goose.

Perhaps Lady Polly's presumption was a bit undeserved. Edmund and Lucy know differently. Susan wasn't trying to grow up; she was trying so hard to recreate Narnia in England that she forgot the One whom she had left behind. (A Redemption fic)

Was it love or just a traitor's game?

Before the Golden Age of the Pevensies, before the 100 year winter and the rule of the White Witch, before Narnia even existed, there was Digory Kirke and Polly Plummer. Tricked by Digory's Uncle Andrew, the children find themselves on Charn where they meet the last Queen and Princess, and find an adventure. First in the Witch of the Wood series. K for mild swearing.

Twelve 100-word drabbles revolving around one year.

Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy are sent to away from the London orphanage to the country. With parents either long gone or fighting across the sea, all they have is each other. But it isn't until they find themselves in a magical land that they truly begin to understand the true meaning of what it means to be a family.

Can Lucy bear to follow Aslan's will, even if it means losing her brother? A Golden Age fic.

LWW. A few days after their coronation, Lucy sneaks away to the beach for some peace and quiet. When Edmund finds her, they have an unexpected conversation and Lucy gets a change of perspective on a certain gift from Father Christmas. Sibling fluff, No Slash. Oneshot.

Prince Caspian has a dream that gives him a look into the Pevensie children's past better than any history lesson. Songfic set to the song The Voice by Celtic Woman. The idea is a lot better than the actual story. I don't own the Song or the Chronicles of Narnia.

Susanna Pevensie has always been the peacemaker between her twin Susan and her siblings Peter, Edmund, and Lucy. Her role intensified when they were sent away from home during WWII. At their new temporary home, Anna is drawn to a certain wardrobe that will take her to a new world. Little does she know that she will come face to face with a lion who calls himself her father.

On an unassuming day, in an unassuming London Train Station, an American transfer student gets an unexpected adventure into a world of Chivalry and magical worlds. What will she learn from these encounters?

Why didn't the Telmarines rule from Cair Paravel? An old faun recounts the humiliation of the Telmarine army when they set up house in Aslan's territory. (Set after the Golden Age)

What if Peter and Edmund decided differently at the end of the Last Battle?

There is a cross, and there is a stone table. Hanging from a cliff face, Edmund has a glimpse of both. (Golden Age)

Cor's mission is to explore Archenland and learn about his people. Aravis's mission is to find him a suitable bride. Their only obstacles? Each other. And, of course, the occasional rogue dragon. [Aravis/Cor. Canon compliant.]

Set after The Last Battle. Susan Pensive is alone in our world. Will she find her way back to Narnia?

A tale of old Narnia with a couple of newish characters. Hope you enjoy.