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...

[3/23/24: Rewrite begins. Chapter 1 complete.] A cheetah warrior is given the worst order of all: Go to Narnia. Before long, his journey becomes a steady stream of nightmares, including betrayal, deception, and a disaster that threatens to wipe out a whole village—and that's before he ever gets to Narnia. [Rated T for language, violence, and graphic content.]

Being able to stay forever in Aslans Country, Lucy cannot completely comprehend the reality. Join her on her journey where she discovers the beauty of the Real Narnia.

What exactly is love? A question not so easy answered. But Peter has to define it infront of his class. With memories of his past in Narnia he begins his definition.

At the end of her rope, Susan Pevensie is given the gift of seeing what life would have been like if she had never been born: and in the process, she may just find her way back to things she'd left behind long ago. Post-Last Battle. Rating for safety.

Scenes of Lucy's life in England which establish the premise of the conflicts portrayed in "The Magician's Book"

Drabble. He's the King, I tell you.

After Caspian's coronation, the Pevensies are haunted by the idea of having to return to England, but is there a possibility that things will be different this time? After all, Narnia is where they belong. Suspian, PeterxOC, EdmundxOC, LucyxOC. Mainly movie-verse but may incorporate elements from the books. Rated T just to be safe. R&R!

What could the Just King of Narnia possibly want with the White Witch's Daughter? Modern AU. Ed/OC. Lucy/OC. Majorly Canon Deviant.

Amid readjusting to his "old life", Edmund suddenly finds himself in a Narnia he doesn't recognize. One he feels he betrayed a second time; filled with ruin and loss. Much like himself. Following the honeyed voice only she hears, Issi is tasked to help Prince Caspian restore Narnia to what it once was, whilst fighting off the urge do its prior rulers' harm. Whatever a "Narnia" was.

Miraz has fallen and peace has come to Narnia, but it hasn't come to Peter's head. As he tries to move on and become the true High King, moments of his past keep him grounded in guilt and uncertainty where Brielle, Susan's lady in waiting, has all the answers to his problems. It's such a shame she has to kill him; a revenge plot in return for all the pain he's caused her. Peter/OC.

Sonora Lynn Greene randomly picked up a book one day and began reading, only this particular story sent her spiraling into the land of Narnia. With no particular skill set and no outstanding qualities, she decides to pledge herself to the Kings and Queens of Narnia and help take back its' land from the wicked White Witch, Jadis.

In fear the prophecy will come true, the White Witch kidnaps a human baby and raises him as her own. Edmund has only ever known the harsh winter of Narnia, ruling alongside his mother. But with rumours of Aslan's return and the appearance of three human children, Edmund must decide whether to fight for the life he's only ever known or for a future beyond his mother's control.

Flash fiction. Is it good because Aslan commands it? Or does Aslan command it because it's good?

It has been six years since the Pevensies were crowned Kings and Queens and the Golden Age is living up to it's name. However, Eilneth, Queen of the Unseelie Court has awoken and now sets her sights on total conquest. With Narnia threatened once again, the Pevensies must rely on one another as well as a warrior from Narnia's past, who will change Susan's life forever. Please R&R.