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Stories > Short Stories/Poetry/Essays
Finding Narnia by Narnian Lily
Before Lucy stumbles into Narnia for the first time, each of the Pevensies has a fleeting encounter with the magical land they will someday rule. Rated: K+
A Web Woven by Love and Rock Music
Did you never wonder that the Great Lion had planned for the bloodline of monarchy to be unbroken to the end? The tale that fills in the missing pieces. Rated: K
Aubade by Lothloriel
A one-shot about the Pevensies immediately following their return to England. Post-LWW. Rated: K
Companion to Night, Knight, and Sunrise. Edmund is dragged of on what might be a wild goose chase or something completely unexpected. Rated: K
Companion to Night's Song and Knight's Song. It's Susan's turn for a bit of an adventure. Rated: K
Follow-up to Night's Song, but can also be a standalone. One night in Narnia, Peter goes to the centaurs for wisdom and finds it in an unexpected place. Rated: K
One year after Beruna, Lucy takes a midnight stroll in the woods. There's an adventure waiting for her, and it's all her heart desires. Rated: K
To: You From: Aslan He wants to tell you something. (Dedicated to every Narniac who's ever knocked on the back of their closet.) Rated: K
Mothering by Spouse_of_Orestes
Even High Kings need mothers. Rated: K
The Words by Just A Little Bit Dramatic
Two words changed my life. I was a High King of Narnia...now I was in control of a family. My family. AU - Rated: K+
Believe by Just A Little Bit Dramatic
"The first touch is the hardest. Once I open the door, it’s almost easy. Until I see that there is nothing of relevance inside. Only a wardrobe." Lucy always did love Narnia. How did she react when she was first returned? Rated: K+
Never Forget by Sirenwriter
A man lies fevered and dying. As he dreams, his sees his children. What he says to them as the darkness grows nearer. Rated: K+
A poem written early in the morning about how I want to go to Narnia. A free stanza poem. Rated: K