Bad magic goes wild after the White Witch's death. In an effort to reunite Narnia with the rest of the world, its young monarchs encounter strange allies, mysterious foes, and uncover Narnia's forgotten history. Golden Age fic.

It starts with an exorcism in Indiana, the demon screaming out inside her and the cold, cold eyes of Dean Winchester. Ava, Dean and Sam with hints of Sam/Ava

Seven years Post-Disappearance, deeper concealments from the era of "The High King, the Duchess, and the Secret" are exposed as Father Christmas' prophesy for Saedra is fulfilled. Part II of "The Secret Chronicles of Narnia Trilogy."

A Narnian Queen wakes her sister before dawn to effect a perfectly planned escape.

Thoughts of Narnia seem to taunt Susan, for now -- now she can never return.

“My Tarkaan calls me many names, for he has the soul of a poet. When he is most pleased with me, he calls me his golden gazelle.” Memoirs of a Calormene geisha. One-shot, rated Fancy for the décor.

Five things that might have been, and one thing that was, in the lives of Caspian Tenth of that name and his lady, the star’s daughter. Very canon, because I believe Suspian should be firmly kept in movieverse.

In the summer of the Dawn Treader, Aslan tries to get Peter's attention. But, it's all Greek to Peter as he studies with Professor Kirke and meets unusual people who seem vaguely familiar. Part 1 of The Stone Gryphon

Carefully, Susan lowered the diadem and, mesmerised, she stared at her crown. It was such a lovely thing ... yet so strange, and it terrified her.'

A corset is a lie and a fiction and the fiction may be better than the reality. Unless, you are the Just King and you aren't going to take it anymore. Seasonal allergies; taxes; reflections on clotted cream. Golden Age.

Lucy/Caspian. Seven snapshots of the love she never had.

Susan after the aftermath, heavily inspired by Neil Gaiman’s short story ‘The Problem of Susan.’ Identify the bodies, sell the estate: that's life, dear, nothing to do but live it.

The Pevensies return to England after reigning in Narnia. Does England have its own Deep Magic?