High King Peter discovers the fate of his predecessor and King Edmund speaks common sense. No slash. PE-verse. Golden Age, year 1006. Winner of the the 2012 Epic Award. Nominated for the 2013 Utter East Award.

King Edmund the Just was once counted among the traitors, but now he is known throughout Narnia as a man of honor and truth, and the High King's trust in him can never be shaken. Or can it? Golden Age. No slash. Thanks to narniagirl11 for the great cover art!

Not all shields look as we expected... Not all shields are physical... Note: This is an in-between story taking place in the sixth month time gap between chapters one and two of A Light in the Darkness: Shadowed.

Letters to Narnians is the full collection of my letters to Narnians. I may add more as I see fit, but it is complete

While reigning Narnia after the battle with the White Witch, Edmund and Lucy find themselves prisoners to a wild adventure, while Peter, Susan, and the rest of Narnia searches for their younger monarchs. Rated T just to be safe... Won the Western Wood's People's Choice Awards for Best Action/Adventure story! Thanks so much those who voted!

Whether in Narnia or in England, Edmund will always feel the stain of blood on his hands. It is a sin for which he can not forgive himself. Edmund, Lucy, Susan, Peter, the White Witch.

Fairies, Dragons, Sea Monsters and a King's Love. A young fairy named Daphne is cursed and heartbroken. That is untill he returns - Set during 'Voyage of the Dawn Treader' - Edmund/OC

You haven't heard the true story yet. None of you. I'm sorry, but you really haven't. Let's just say, a few things got changed a bit along the way. Possible title change. Rated T only to be safe.

During and after the Battle of Beruna.

Everyone has to come from somewhere, and sometimes their beginnings might surprise you. This is the story of Jadis, the White Witch, who was once a small child with loving parents and a not-so-loving sister...

A Narnia Canon Keeper's Tale Thomas Kesdin, a second-level Canon Keeper, is called into an obscure part of canon, where a powerful Mary-Sue is bent on killing the dragon herself, and will stop at nothing to destroy canon. Re-uploaded with separate chapters.

I wrote a letter to Aslan to ask him a few questions about Narnian canon based on him and a little of the Pevensies. This story is heavily based off of my views as a Christian.

Without getting turned to stone and being placed in her horrible house, I wrote a letter to Jadis to see what she thinks of being paired with Aslan and haunting the Just King.

I have written to Polly Plummer to ask her about Professor Digory Kirke and her family. Let us see what she says.

I have written to Digory to enlighten us authors on Polly Plummer and siblings.

Edmund explains his views on la Mary Sue, pevencest, and how the High King decides to torture him with fan fiction. purely my opinions of canon. Don't need to take as law

Lucy talks about her pairings and the always present pevencest. my opinion of canon is not law

Lucy is a queen in the body of a 13 year old girl. Now he's in her world, but they still must wait to be together. What ever else will come in their way? Lucy/Tumnus

Susan on Suspian, her relationship with the High King, and her relationship with Rabadash. That's all. No more, no less.

Eustace clarifies on his cousins, Jill, and actions he's done before before he was dragoned.

I decided to write to Jill asking her about Eustace and some Narnian Kings. Once again, this is not law. You can write a Jill/Rilian or Jill/Eustace or Jill/Tirian if you so choose.

Caspian tells me what he thinks of the Pevensies and Suspian. DISCLAIMER!: My word is not fanfiction law. You can write your Suspian if you so chose.

Edmund Pevensie: son, brother, friend, traitor. The prospect of more Turkish Delight was not enough to sway the young boy enough to deliver his siblings to the White Witch. So she offered him a position—her prince, her apprentice, and her contingency plan.

This author found out how Mr. Tumnus feels about his pairing with the Valiant Queen.

I have taken up the job of writing to the High King of Narnia. Postage was pricy, but, I'm okay with that. Hopefully, he'll write back in chapter two to help clear up the muddy area of Mary Sues and his hair color. I'm not telling you people how to write your stories. These are just my ideas on canon.