Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
The Courting Dance
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
Marriage is a bit more complicated than quarreling and making it up again, especially for the crown prince of Archenland and an exiled Calormene Tarkheena.
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Awakened
by OUATLovr
It is five years into the Golden Age of Narnia, and the tyranny of the White Witch lives on only in Edmund's nightmares. Yet the Witch's faithful have found a way for her to return, and now that she is back, she will stop at nothing to win Narnia for herself and destroy the prophecy. This time, she will make sure that Edmund pays for his betrayal, without Aslan there to save him.
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
If on a winter's night a Queen of Narnia
by Syrena_of_the_lake
You may have heard it said that Aslan will never tell you any story but your own. Many are the stories told about Queen Susan: courtiers’ tales, Narnian legends, Calormene whispers, schoolyard taunts, British murmurs, odes and laments. Susan has her own stories — and they didn’t all end with a train wreck. (Which ones are true, you ask? That is up to you.)
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
Flee From Memory
by rthstewart
When the Queen takes a Knight (well, actually more like falling in love with a foot soldier), Ambassador Tumnus has to readjust his thinking. For Tumnus, being a diplomatic liar and a survivor does have its advantages.
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Indigo and Honey Cassia
by Transposable_Element
Aravis fails to meet two completely different standards of beauty. She tells herself it doesn't matter.
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The Splendour of the Stars
by WingedFlight
In the aftermath of the battle at Anvard, Aravis learns her brother's fate.
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A potentially explicit work
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
Out of Season
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
In the fourteenth year of Rishti Tisroc's reign, a demon in the shape of a beaver is captured and brought to Tashbaan. Shezan Tolkheera, high priestess of the goddess Achadith, is given the responsibility of guarding the demon until its sacrifice at the Spring Festival. Complications ensue.
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
Maxims and Verses
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
Upon leaving Tashbaan, Edith writes Rabadash a poem. He declares war in response. (Narnia genderswap AU)
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
These bringing with them
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
Aravis attempts to honor Zardeenah in Anvard. This proves slightly more complicated than she might wish, particularly when Cor intrudes.
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Rat and Cat
by rthstewart
The Horse And His Boy And The Mare And Her Girl, the way it really happened.The first tale in Tales Of The Calormene Trickster
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
in exchange a bride
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
The escape from Tashbaan fails. Susan pays the price. (A three-sentence ficlet.)
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
No Ordinary Letter
by Transposable_Element
Aravis begins the process of reconciling with her father.
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
The Corners of the World
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
For nigh on a thousand years after the Lion planted the poison tree in Narnia, Jadis bided her time, exploring her new world's outer reaches and sowing disaster for the green land at its heart -- aka, what Jadis did between The Magician's Nephew and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, as told in four geographic sections.
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The Common Woman's Gold
by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling)
In which Aravis encounters an unexpected complication on her way to set up a moderately illegal coffee import contract.
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
A potentially explicit work
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
A potentially explicit work
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
Slave Names
by Transposable_Element
During Hwin's years in captivity she is called by many names but never forgets her true name.
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Following in the footsteps of the goddess
by rthstewart
Susan makes a choice.Written for ElementalRaven for the 3 Sentence FicathonSpoiler: It's not 3 sentences
Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis
Negotiation
by Transposable_Element
Ahoshta Tarkaan's wedding night doesn't go at all the way he had hoped.