The thing about the end of the world is that gets increasingly difficult to find coffee. Susan/Edmund and the zombie apocalypse. PG-13 for character death and incest.

Minotaur," Edmund corrects automatically. Torchwood/Narnia. Edmund, Ianto, time loops, minotaurs, snarkiness squared, filing systems, languages, and so forth. Edmund/Ianto, PG-13 for implied sex.

The Doctor finds a new companion in Susan Pevensie. PG-13.

I had a sister lovely in my sight: / Her hair was dark, her eyes were very sombre; / We sang together in the woods at night. Susan, from LWW through to LB. PG. Character death in accordance with canon.

In the beginning, she comes home. Part of my Mary Blake 'verse, a deconstruction of Renesmee and with her, Twilight. Renesmee/Leah. PG-13.

Here in England, they trip on distances that are wrong. 50 sentences about how the Pevensies grow up and apart the second time too slowly.

She just wants to be herself, once she finds out what that is. Renesmee metafic, part of my Mary 'verse. Renesmee goes to Harvard and catalogues her loves. PG.

She is always moving on. Part two of my Renesmee's future 'verse. Sequel to Going South. PG-13, implied violence/death.

Meta on Renesmee, disguised as fic. PG-13, violence, no pairings, post-BD. She can take care of herself. Spiritual as genre for lack of a better one like, character examination, or something .

She finds it ironic that she has never tried running and he has never tried anything else. Susan Pevensie runs with the Doctor through Time and Space. PG-13. Post-TLB for Susan, post-River Song for the Doctor unknown time frame .

Hermione has always been good at analytical. Hermione and Padma going to Muggle university post-DH, trying to forget the things they've seen and remember beauty. PG-13, canon pairings, more or less gen with some Hermione/Ron.

“You said two miles, maybe three,” Edmund says, his boots splashing mud onto their trousers. “I did not agree to walking ten miles in the rain!” Edmund and Peter, to Narnia and back and back again. LWW through LB, 50 sentences. PG-13.

Set approximately 18 years after current timeline. Written for the prompt 'Morgana's son comes to court.' Gen with subtext, no slash, rated T to be on the safe side.

Anna shows Castiel what fun is. G, fluff, gen.

There is never a crack in the ivory tower. Susan-centric, PC and afterwards.

Recidivism: A tendency to lapse into a previous pattern of behavior, especially a pattern of criminal habits. Edmund & Jadis, movie-verse. Done for a prompt on LJ.

It isn't until they're already kissing that the sheer insanity of what she's doing hits her and she breaks it off and backs away. Draco/Ginny, PG-13, implied Ginny/Harry.

Neither of them can see what's right in front of their faces. Merlin/Arthur. Drabble. Slight spoilers for Ep. 7.

Just sibling fluff, set near the very end of the Golden Age. G.

But Susan has worked too hard to forget the world that wouldn't have her. Susan, post-PC, pre-LB.

There is an undefinable difference between England and Narnia. When Edmund tries to describe it, he comes up with meaningless words. Edmund Pevensie remembers Narnia. After LWW.

His second thought was that the former High King held bitterness and anger close to him, the way his brother Edmund held judgement like a hammer and Lucy held joy as if it were a weapon. Caspian on the Pevensies mostly on Peter .

That night when he wakes up, he says “I can’t watch you die again” before he remembers where he is, before he even remembers what his dream was about. Edmund and Peter, first term of school after LWW. G

Set shortly after LWW. Mr. Pevensie comes home on leave and notices. Four intertwined short pieces, with a possibility of more later. All 6 Pevensies, no pairings, general. A slight focus on Edmund and Peter.

Lucy dreamed of Narnia every night. Oneshot, shortly after LWW. Lucy and Peter, no pairings.

He breathed deep of the air of the wardrobe, which to him still tasted of Narnia and magic and the Western Woods it had once led to, the realm of King Edmund the Just. Shortly after LWW, no pairings, one-shot.

Some rules never really change. One-shot, no pairings. Dean, Sam, John.