Chronicles of Prydain - Lloyd Alexander
The Truth of It
by Thistlerose
Doli wouldn't say that he MISSED any of his old companions. Still, he couldn't help wondering how they were getting on.
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The Kindly King of
by bec
"Most perplexing of all, two dragons fought nightly above Fflewddur's drafty castle, and their furious shrieks and eerie howls kept everyone awake. Why, the situation simply begged for wise governance and sound leadership. "A Fflam never shirks. Fflewddur resolved to write to Princess Eilonwy immediately."
Chronicles of Prydain - Lloyd Alexander
Airy cages quelled
by lotesse
Eilonwy deals with the power of Llyr, kills a sorcerer, avenges her mother, and rescues her lover. You never know what you can do, until you get away from the canon that marginalizes you and prefers to develop its male lead. AU of Taran Wanderer.
Chronicles of Prydain - Lloyd Alexander
Sunrise
by Saeriellyn
A golden thread added to the loom... The events of the Book of Three, chronicled from Eilonwy’s perspective. Complete.
Sleeping Beauty (1959)+3
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A Forest On Fire
by ghostofchristmaspast
In 1839, two men by the names Victor Woodry and Oliver Abachus mysteriously disappear after the murder of the actress Delilah Krau in the nation of Chalín. Four years later, in 1843, a mangled body shows up in a nobleman's silver mine in the bordering nation of Rousétte. This nobleman, Abraham Volleh, contacts Governor Elliot Phorus and her companion, Lydia Blackwater, to discover the identity of the body. These two cases could not seem more unrelated to each other, but it is only until past secrets come to light and creatures that only exist in fiction and the mind's of children become a reality that they realize that could not be farther from the truth.