A short-but-sweet tale of Llyr and Penarddun. Set within the mythic foundations of CompanionWanderer's beautiful novel-length fic, Daughter of the Sea, and also featured in her Castle of Llyr adaptation, Rising Crescent, Rolling Tide. She sought a folktale linking Llyr to the phenomenon of bioluminescent algae, and I happily accepted that challenge. Extended-universe Prydain.

Awakening to powers and passions both confusing and compelling, haunted by her past and coveted for her future, she is bound to another land with magic that claims her as its own. The tides of fate may be irresistible…but she is a daughter of the moon. Eilonwy’s POV during The Castle of Llyr.

Things have been quiet and peaceful under the reign of the High King and Queen in Prydain for far too long. Is all hope of magic lost? With an encroaching enemy and the promise of eternal glory, perhaps it's time for a new generation of companions to take up the challenge.

Relationships change, but the vital things remain. Short vignette set within the fic The Scion, published with that author’s blessing.

A tale based on Lloyd Alexander's Chronicles of Prydain; recounting the story from Prince Gwydion's point of view.

After a healing, safe year at Caer Dallben, a new adventure presents a chance to forge her identity in a wider world. She's not always ready for it. But neither is it, for her. /Chronicles of Prydain: The Black Cauldron, retold from Eilonwy's perspective. Sequel to my fic, Sunrise.

A (slightly) misremembered message prompts Fflewddur Fflam to plan his most important lie ever. Set during Taran Wanderer.

Three years after the events of The High King, Taran and Eilonwy unravel mysteries of the past, encounter a mysterious stranger in the present, and contend with a sinister new threat to the future of Prydain. (Sequel to The High King, set in the Universe of The Scion)

What happened after Taran and Eilonwy became High King & Queen of Prydain? Set directly after "The High King" Please review and help ;-)

"Taran's heart was suddenly and strangely heavy." Self-knowledge too late is bittersweet. A literary adaptation of my comic Spring, Fallen, which details the Apple Tree Incident we get to hear about only peripherally. Because there just cannot be too many versions of this scene. :P

Taran arrives home from the Isle of Mona without Eilonwy. Angst ensues. (- gross simplification, but it is late, and I am tired)

"He muttered something about leaving the diplomacy up to her, since she was so fond of /talking/, and she laughed, and set about assuring him that, as much as she loved words, she loved him much, much more." Prydain, post High-King. Newlywed novelty, and why it all matters, in the grand scheme of things. Note: this carries an extra-spicy T-rating, but is non-explicit, as ever.

Hevydd the smith was a patient man. But he found his patience tried often, since Taran Wanderer took up a hammer beside him. The boy wasn't the problem. It was the girls.

Immediately after the theft of Dyrnwyn, Achren and Gwydion find uncommon common ground. Implied borderline-AU backstory in which they met prior to their encounter in The Book of Three.

Drabble collection. Was Eilonwy-centric, now expanded to a little of everything, including fic of other fic.

Horses will do what they do, even under Dallben’s watch. But he won’t let it happen again. /mildly fluffy vignette set between TBC and CoL, complete

They were landmarks on a map, every one a reminder of some good thing he'd done, even in his ignorant youth; each blemish a monument to his courage, to his compassion. She could not regret them, for that reason alone, and if she had to keep saving his life again and again, well…she was good at that, by now. /post-series, Taran/Eilonwy, T , romance with a dash of angst, COMPLETE

Arriving at Caer Dathyl to take his bardic examinations, Fflewddur Fflam meets a young Adaon. Draws on my story "Inspiration."

Missing scene from The Black Cauldron. After leaving Gwystyl's way post, Adaon thinks over the tangle of choices he has had to make in accepting his destiny.

Takes place near the beginning of book 2 of the Prydain Chronicles. Dallben's musings on fate and human choice, as he waits at Caer Dallben after the warriors depart to destroy the Black Cauldron.

***EDITED ENDING June 2021: new Ch. 35, revised Ch. 36*** Spliced into a new life, fighting against steep odds and surrounded by strangers, who do you trust, and how much? How much faith do you put in your own instincts and abilities? Taran and Eilonwy navigate their first year as High King and Queen.

Filling a gap in my favorite Prydain book, The Black Cauldron. Gwystyl's thoughts, during and after the arrival of a ragtag band fleeing the Huntsmen of Annuvin. I appreciate reviews more than I can say.

Eilonwy thought she knew everything about Taran; and she thought she knew all the ways he could infuriate her. But everything with the Assistant Pigkeeper must be more complicated than it needs to be.

A chance meeting, a twist of fate, a golden thread added to the loom...and the first rays of daylight fall on one who has lived in darkness. Eilonwy's story, during the events of The Book of Three. COMPLETED

Evil is not born, but chosen. Life spirals back on itself darkly. A series of Achren-centric vignettes.