A tale of return, forgiveness, and adventure. Susan grew up. she threw away years of her life. she bore a daughter. She fears that Aslan will kill her daughter the way she blames him for killing her family, but when at last Susan realizes that Aslan is her only hope, she truly believes that she is too far gone. A reminder to us all that he still calls, and he still waits for us.

The events of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, with my twist to it. Part VIII of A Song For Fantasies. NO ARTISTS!

We all know that Coriakin was sent to govern the Duffers as punishment for some misdeed... But where did the Duffers themselves come from?

musings on romance & the pevensies set during the golden age of narnia

Aslan was never a tame lion, and so the young Kings and Queens of Narnia's golden age were taught to be many things, but tame was not one of them.

Times the Pevensies went to Professor Kirk for advice. T for memories of war.

Annabelle Pevensie only knew one thing for sure: sometimes, keeping a secret is your only chance of survival. Upon her and her siblings' discovery of the magical world called Narnia, Annabelle must make the ultimate choice between her own survival and that of everything she holds dear. Eventual Caspian/OC. Currently undergoing major editing.

Rebec a fiery red-headed American girl, seems to have the worst life imaginable. With no friends and a little brother to take care of, she knows next to nothing about love. But when she suddenly finds herself in Narnia everything changes. EdmundXOC Edited

Life was but a curse. Death wasn't better either.

Edmund scares Lucy with a ghost story in the professor's house. Oneshot. Pre-Narnia.

1011. Christmastime. Lucy and Faelar are reunited after months apart - as the court of Cair Paravel and their allies meet at the Dancing Lawn for the Christmastime celebration. And in that beautiful clearing, lit by magical torches, romance blossoms. Archery competitions. Grumpy naiads. Frozen wells. Stolen kisses and whispered promises. Marzipan and mistletoe.

Lucy is kidnapped. The Prince of Telmar is thought to be murdered. Susan is falling in love. Kings are at war. Beliefs are questioned by the High King. Edmund is struggling to stand tall. It's a few years before the "The Horse and His Boy," during the Golden Age and Narnia is cast into chaos. With Aslan's help can the Pevensies prevail before they perish? All is not as it seems.

1010. New Years Eve. Asura takes a moment to reflect on the year passed - as the Pevensie siblings and their Court celebrate the turning of the New Year. And under that moonlit snowfall, the naiad realizes that her heart had long ago been claimed. Gossiping guards. Haunting dreams. Poignant revelations. Shortcake and snowfall. A short-story, set in my 'Daggers of Ice' universe.

"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.

(inspired by a stand-up comedy routine.) Lucy, Eustace, and Edmund have a disagreement about Jonah from the Bible.

A train crash, a police officer and a small wooden box. London, 1949 My first fanfic

Post-movie "Le Prince Caspian" La guerre est finie. Miraz est mort. Les Pevensies sont partis. Caspian se retrouve seul à la tête d'un royaume divisé. Rongé par le deuil, la douleur et l'incertitude, il se rend aux ruines de Cair Paravel, à la recherche de réponses. Aslan l'y retrouve, pour une discussion entre le Grand Lion et le roi qu'il a choisi.

A collection of Christmas one-shots (well, sometimes two-shots).

A tale of betrayal set in Narnia during the final days of the First Age of Men. Not suitable for very young children.

A Narnian parable. Inspired by the work of Christina Rosetti and the majestic version of "In the Bleak Midwinter" with instrumentation by Gustav Holst. Reposted due to spam issues.

There is sometimes sorrow in the time of joy. AU

This is a short story, set at Christmas, in the western waste beyond Narnia, during the early centuries of that world. This story contains no bad language or violence.

A midwinter tale of Narnia, in decline (set two centuries before the coming of the Telmarines). The finding of a lost, green boy leads to a dangerous encounter at the court of King Peter III.

When a Nazi pilot finds his way onto Narnia, he is only too glad to escape his cruel dictator. But will the British rulers allow him to stay? [This story has been moved to ArchiveOfOurOwn . org]

In war-ridden times, Anna and Edmund are two lonely souls searching for companionship. When they and Edmund's siblings embark on an adventure inside a wardrobe, things get complicated. Book/Movie verse. Canon compliant.