2352. It was little more than an inkling he felt, that something was not right. Her eyes were too green, too beautiful, and when he looked into them there were no thoughts in his mind. And then there was the other one. She did not have a scaled emerald tail like the other witch; no, she had wings of sapphire and eyes of sky blue. Rilian never had a chance, and neither did Narnia.

In 1940, four children, Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy Pevensie are sent to Professor Kirke's house safe from WWII. There they find a magical wardrobe that leads them to the World of Narnia, which is under the 100 Year Winter and ruled by the evil White Witch. With the help of Aslan the Lion, the children fight for the freedom of Narnia to restore the kingdom to its former glory.

He'd warned Peter that only trouble would come of this kingdom in the Northern Wilds, and every day Edmund spends with Serena just proves he was correct. But as conspiracies and secrets unravel, can he admit to himself — and everyone else— that perhaps she's not so inconvenient as he'd first believed?

A rogue Nine-Tailed Kitsune has established a cult around a false Aslan in Asgard Sky City. Quaoar, another Nine-Tailed Kitsune and his friends are tasked with a mission in shutting down the cult but they must gather seven magical creatures to take on the Kitsune and his minions. In addition, Quaoar must also find and rescue his missing twin sister Siveth

"No matter how old you became and how much you'd seen, things could still be new if you were willing to believe they still mattered." (Candace Bushnell) / An anthology. (Adventures in Narnia writing fest; Narnia 2023.) By Ariel of Narnia

After riding back victorious from a war, Edmund finds himself face-to-face with an old nemesis in the form of Lady Distain, who hates all men and him in particular. Chaucer meets Shakespeare in a Narnian retelling of Much Ado About Nothing.

After her grandchildren visit Narnia, Susan is finally able to enter True Narnia

"Narnia was never more at peace, than when a Son of Adam and daughter of Eve sat upon the thrones," she looked at him in pure confusion and perhaps a bit of fear. "What are you saying Professor?" "I am saying," his hand covered hers in a gesture of comfort, "You two, could be the new hope for Narnia's future.

Fifteen years after Galen and Lyra spirit the Stone Knife to Ramandu's Island, they return to Narnia with their two children to visit the Narnians in Hiding. A sequel to Knights of the Order of the Lion's Redemption, this story will explore the warmth of family and how the richness of Narnia's heritage endures, even in hiding from the Telmarines.

The White Witch's Stone Knife became a legendary artifact of Narnia. The Knights of the Order of the Lion's Redemption have the sacred duty to protect it. The forgotten tale of how the Stone Knife came to Aslan's Table.

Set in the Golden Age, when Peter was High King with Susan, Edmund, and Lucy as King and Queens under him. What were those years like? How did they adjust to life in a strange new world, and as rulers, too? The adventures Lewis didn't write about! Lucy-centric. Loosely connected with "Grey England." Will be a more trad. chap-by-chap story (contrast to Grey England's short stories).

About a year after the Pevensies begin their rein, Peter meets someone very special. Peter and OC pairing. Story is better than summary. I own nothing

1010. It was barely a glimpse – startling eyes the colour of fresh spring leaves met his from across the room. Those very same eyes widened, her fists clenching at her sides. He'd met girls before who'd turn their heads and pretend they were interested in the hope that it would interest him. But those emerald eyes had widened in something akin to recognition…and fear.(UPDATED 2024)

A collection of short stories following my Phoenix Warrior Series, involving Ana. It's not necessary to read the other books, but these stories may make less sense if you don't. REQUESTS TAKEN!

Christmas is not a Narnian holiday. How came it to be celebrated there?

A haiku about the Great Lion Aslan of Narnia

It's 1966, and it's been seventeen years since The Last Battle. This story follows the son of Susan, 16 year old Damian Pevensie. Damian is a London Mod, and an absolute pain to anyone unfortunate enough to meet him, but when war strikes Aslan's once peaceful country, there's only one boy who can help. A "Chronicles of Narnia" story.

Susan finds Narnia again. Post-The Last Battle, oneshot.

"You don't have an unwilling heart to work with anymore," said Edmund. "Whatever you want to do with me, it's up to you." "If you mean that, you must follow through," said Aslan sternly. "Make no mistake, child: Treason or no treason, this will be harder than you think..."

Lucy is ignoring Caspian but for what reason?

This is a short story occurring during the early days of Telmarine reign in Narnia. It follows on from 'The Fairy Mound' (although set a century later) and contains no graphic violence or bad language.

"You're no fine lady, that's for sure. Bold too, considering who he is." Addie arches an eyebrow. "Oh? Who is he?"

Jadis plots to seize the throne of Charn.

A supernatural tale set in Narnia at midsummer, several generations before the Telmarine monarchy.

One-shot. Someone has an ugly night at a Christmas ball, and they have a little too much to drink...