For a change, I thought I'd submit a story based, not on Narnia, but on C.S. Lewis's famous and equally mystical "Space Trilogy". For those who don't know, the Hrossa are creatures like giant otters who are poets, who one can't help but fall in love with

Susan reflects after the death of her family. Takes place after 'The Last Battle'

Oh Aslan, can't you do something?" This is Susan's short story, #2 in my series. Susan's POV on Edmund's return and the coming of the White Witch to the Snone Table.

After the train Wreck, Susan's left to deal with the ghosts from the past. *Set after the 7th book*

A tiny little poem I wrote one March night after walking home through a Rochester, NY spring snowfall. (Note: spelling and grammar intentionally subject to poetic license)

A Driad flew past me, almost knocking me to the ground. "In the name of Aslan," she shrieked, "run for your lives!" . A short fic with Peter's POV Chapter1 - Peter's first battle

Set during The Silver Chair, Puddleglum thinks about the two strange children that the owls brought the night before.

The deck of the Dawn Treader is such a good place to ponder life's mysteries... and for Lucy and Caspian, there are a lot of those indeed. But there's nothing like a good sharp shower of rain to wash your philosophising away. Dedicated to LOTRGenius.

Aravis and Cor finally awknowledge their love, Lucy and Corin have a fling, and Edmund and Peter go to the Lone Islands.

Rabadash watches Susan at a ball. He thinks about her, and how courtship in Calormen is different from that in Narnia. Slightly odd. Slightly dark. He even quotes the poets.

I was bored at work and decided to write - so please review it - thanks

Did you ever wonder what happened in-between the events of The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe? Written in the style of C.S. Lewis.

A fantasy adventure, inspired by C.S. Lewis, J.R.R Tolkien, J.K Rowling and many more.

Aslan is beautiful, Aslan is wise...

Destiny and Delight (of Neil Gaiman's Endless) play godparents at the birth of Narnia. Sandman crossover. Short and sweet.

Writers block Narnian insanity.

An additional chapter at the end of Prince Caspian, about a conversation between Peter and Edmund

King Rilian and Puddleglum find they have more in common than they thought. Slash warning. *cough*