A short story of how the Pevensie children (who aren't really children at all), learn to cope after they return from Narnia. Set between LWW and PC. Lucy-centric, but includes all four of them.

The Pevensies have established a Golden age in Narnia, but nothing ever stays perfect and the Pevensies know all too well the struggles of ensuring a future for a world to which they do not truly belong. Edmund, a skilled tactician, believes he can solve any problem, but a hunt in the woods changes everything and he's faced with an enigma he never anticipated. Her name is Lydia.

Peter et Caspian se disputent pour savoir lequel des deux est attiré par l'autre. Chacun nie. Slash PeterXCaspian. TRADUCTION.

Edmund and Lucy had brought home a pet to Cair Paravel. A tiny new responsibility, as it may seem. And the first task is finding out its gender. Edmund thinks its male. Lucy thinks its female. Caspian thinks its a lesbian and Susan thinks its gay. Peter? Well, he's neutral for Aslan's sake. One-Shots.

Its, a reinterpretation of the chronicles of Narnia with different characters, but following parts of the original story.

"Why do you think I didn't see Aslan?"

Ir a una cita a ciegas y darte cuenta de la verdad, ansiabas estar con esa persona más de lo que estabas dispuesto a admitir. Edmund sabía que te gustaba y ella ni sabía que tú le gustabas...

The Council has decided it is time that King Peter learn the fine art of courting. Deposited into the hands of a Courtesan named Elandria; Peter learns about love, lust, and politics. Peter/Susan; Peter/OC *but not romantically- does that make sense?*

Susan regresa a Narnia para reunirse con sus hermanos pero una aventura nueva los espera. Viejos problemas asechan y la reina Benévola tendrá que verselas con el verdadero amor. Pevencest.

What would happen to Edmund after being stabbed by the witch if Lucy had never been given the cordial? Mainly written because syfy aired Prince Caspian enough for me to find Skander Keynes attractive, anyone with me?

This is a poem about Edmund and Peter's relationship. It is a part of my Broken Bonds Universe so if you have not read that, read that first. I hope you enjoy!

When Peter is feeling alone and burdened, Edmund wants to help. He longs to help. But can he overcome this wall to comfort his brother?

Peter would never have been the man he grew to be without Oreius to guide him.

A one shot- longer if I get some ideas- after The Next Four Months- the reason Rowan is not a Caspian...

What Happened when two sisters from 2011, Elsa and Eva, enter in Narnia and meet the Pevensies and Eustace. Love will start to flow and danger will come too. Will everything will be okay at end? Peter/OC, Eustace/OC and Edmund/OC. Story written by me and lemonsmania.

She's not afraid any longer. Drabble.

Jill Pole describes how to ride an owl.

An incident with a teacher at school reminds Susan that she is still the Gentle Queen, whether in Narnia or not. This about what she choses to do with that knowledge and what is that? Narnian's in England?

Just an amusing little one-shot I wrote after watching The voyage of the Dawn Treader. When Edmund gets told that King Capsian is the higher authority on the ship he reminds them that he isn't. Lucy is.

It's 1940 and the world is falling apart. Everywhere you turn there are secrets, betrayals and wicked intentions. So if you're suddenly dropped into a magical world teeming with politics, assassins and ruthless schemers, then really the only difference is the talking animals. In a web of lies it's only a spider's dance that will save you. EdmundxOC [on hiatus until further notice]

The Beavers find a fawn in the snow, and they save her life. This is a faith filled story. There is no slash or anything immoral in it. Possible Spoilers Constructive Critism instead of flames please.

Rumours of Fell Folk in the Western Wood cause Peter and Edmund to go and investigate. When they still aren't back a week later it's up to Lucy to save the day. A tale of little sisters coming into their own.

While in our world Susan Pevensie keeps a diary of her experiences and feelings.

After the 7th book, a glimpse at Susan's life...

Peter and Susan have graduated. The family is older, moving on-Susan in particular. Peter, Edmund, Lucy and Melanie gather for a last night at Ketterley House. But Aslan still calls Melanie to Telmar; how much has changed? (Also features an appearance by some "new" familiar characters!) *Please Read & Review! :)*