A short story set in ancient Telmar under Calormene settlement. It contains some adult themes so it is not suitable for young children. No violence, no bad language, some peril. Works as a stand alone story but is also PART TWO OF THE ANCIENT CALORMEN SEQUENCE.

Peter finds himself in an unfortunate situation. [Archived]

Crosses over with 'Chronicles Of Narnia'. Aslan tells Anton he has to go back because Patty still needs him.

Edmund realises Corin has taken up the place of his younger brother. [Archived]

A Goose causes havoc in Cair and makes an unexpected friend. Second/Backup account. Archived from main account @Pacifia. [Archived]

"By beauty lavishly outpoured, and blessings carelessly received, by all the days that I have lived, make me a soldier, Lord." (William Hodgson). In the wake of the disappearance of his Kings and Queens, Oreius must make a choice.

Lucy has returned to Narnia to find her home in ruins and her friends dead. Caspian is on the run from his power hungry uncle. Aslan always knows what is best and he brings together a lost prince and a queen of long ago to bring a new age to Narnia.

It's Caspian's first real Christmas in a free Narnia, and it's more than he ever dreamed. (Fluff piece) - Oneshot

A collection of short Susan-focused stories. There is more explanation within the first chapter. Don't read if you don't like depressing/despairing writing; rated T for this alone. It's likely it will mostly be so. *See profile for hiatus info.*

A continuation of the "Grace Series." Though the Pevensies are settled in Aslan's Country, thousands of years of Narnian history remains unsettled. As brothers Cor and Corin take up their mantles, the absence of the Kings and Queens leads to the downfall of the Golden Age. Through love and loss, pain and pleasure, the brothers must work to save their kingdoms, no matter the cost.

A Dwarfish story-teller at court tells the tale of Prince Frank, the monster Rawhead & Bloody Bones and the Guardians. Contains some violence (although not especially graphic) and so may not be suitable for young children.

On the fateful night of the birth of Miraz's son he is unable to escape the Miraz's castle, and Miraz's clutches. Now Glenstorm must blow the horn, and they must pray for the Pevensies return in this dark time. But this time the horn doesn't work. This time, it's up to Aslan. Destiny. Suspian. Possible PeterxOC. Rated T for violence and gore.

Chapter four, "the stuff of legends." Along the banks of the Great River Akela having sent his new ally Petal out to look for reinforcements, he finally reveals to the trooper the reason behind what appears to be his seemingly fanatical obsession with stopping the hag Deadeyes. Warning: Only OCs appear in this episode.

[One-shot] "Those who know will always know; those who don't will never." — Michael Savage

From VOTDT: The mists creep through the ship, seeking out the ones who are trying to destroy them. They tried to poison the girl, but the Great Lion stepped in to save her. Now, they turn to the two Kings sleeping peacefully. Caspian dreams of his father. A son's fear of failing his family...typical! But wait! The High King dreams of a greater fear, a deeper fear...

This is the origin story of 'the lady of the green kirtle', set in the western waste beyond Narnia. It contains some violence and peril and is not suitable for young children. No bad language. PART ONE OF THE GREEN WITCH SEQUENCE.

Learn of the founding of the First Temple of Tash and what became of its priests. The tale contains no violence or bad language but some details may be unsettling for young children. It is loosely inspired by the deuterocanonical work 'Bel & the dragon'. Stands alone but is also PART 1 OF THE ANCIENT CALORMEN SEQUENCE.

Miraz has fallen and peace has come to Narnia, but it hasn't come to Peter's head. As he tries to move on and become the true High King, moments of his past keep him grounded in guilt and uncertainty where Brielle, Susan's lady in waiting, has all the answers to his problems. It's such a shame she has to kill him; a revenge plot in return for all the pain he's caused her. Peter/OC.

Margret Rose Hunter felt like something was wrong. It was almost like a part of her was missing. However, when Prince Caspian X calls for the rulers of old to return to Narnia she learns that not everything is as it appears. Sequel to The Refugees.

A short story set in Charn concerning the first weeks of Jadis, the White Witch of Narnia. It contains no bad language but there is some peril and it may scare young children.

Lucy passes out and she dreams of Reepicheep

Oneshot: The Telmarines had conquered Narnia with little difficulty. That still left the question of Archenland. And engaged in a crusade against Calormene to the south, how would they react to the threat to their north? If, indeed, it be a threat at all?

Memories are painful, but perhaps it's better to remember anyways.

A short story set in the reign of Queen Alfreda who weaves her web about the royal court of Cair Paravel. It is set several decades before the Telmarine invasion of Narnia. No violence or bad language.

The night after the coronation banquet, little Lucy is feeling overwhelmed by her new expectations and surroundings. She and Peter have a conversation while Lucy is getting ready for bed. One-shot.