Do You Love Me?: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
Do You love me? I asked it first when we were sent away; when Father had already left (the halls echoed emptily without his laughing voice, like Peter’s without the weight), when Mum had…
Year: 2022
The Tash Files – Chapter 41 – Jewel
My Dear Alas, I must say, it was a delight to my eyes when I saw your patient and your colleague, Kurtvon’s, turn themselves over to those Males from that country that likes me more…
The Cost to Follow the Lion – Chapter Five: Reepicheep
Disclaimer: Narnia, its people, and its hold on our hearts have never been mine. I only hope to go further up and farther in with those who love it too. A/N: Writing Reepicheep for this…
Fasting and Feasting – Spring 2022 Issue
"Spring represents an awakening. Its many images and symbols speak of our rejuvenation, our coming out of winter’s hibernation with energy and enthusiasm for what comes next. The song of the birds in the park,…
Saint Maria Goretti and Me
By Meagan McKinstry I am not a Catholic, so the saints have never played much of a role in my religious practice. While many of their names are familiar to me, and I know a…
Jack in the Green on a Beltane Morning
“Have you seen the Jack in the Green?” asked the English Rock Band Jethro Tull in their 1977 album Songs from the Wood. Yes, I have. I’ve seen him in numerous guises, as art, as…
The Tash Files – Chapter 40 – Emeth
My Dear Pela, Let me assure you that I didn’t want to have to bother you at such a critical time. I mean, as an employee who guards the soul of a Male varmint who…
The Cost to Follow the Lion-Chapter Four: Mrs. Pevensie
Disclaimer: Narnia, its people, its land, and its magic were created by C.S. Lewis and belong to him and his heirs. I just like to walk in his world quite often. I didn’t know…
An Annoyingly Awesome Story
On the first day of the week, the Widow left her home early in the morning and walked into town. The sun was bright and warm and the dew wet grass quickly dried as she…