Leaves: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
“The leaf—
The symbol of the Golden Reign.
The leaf.
When Narnia regained her fame.”
What Really Happened at Dark Island: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
“You are a sweet little thing, aren’t you, girl?” Jadis said, her voice dripping with sarcasm. “You do not think your brother can defeat me by himself?”
Is Faith Reasonable?: Being Receptive to All Reality
BY AMANDA TKACZOW
There had to be a period before the universe started, a period before the “big bang” happened and matter was thrown every which way.
Into the Valley of Death: An Analysis of “The Charge of the Light Brigade”
BY AMANDA TKACZOW
Markovits starts by pointing out how it was hard to distinguish what were Tennyson’s own feelings about the Crimean War.
The Unknown: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
BY AMANDA TKACZOW
“He has obviously been forgiven by Aslan, his family, and most of the Narnians, else he would not be on the throne.”
Lamppost: A Chronicles of Narnia Poem
“Light visible
leagues away; confounding strangers
for it never expires or fades.”
Caspian’s Wife: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
BY AMANDA TKACZOW
“Yes. I am King Peter’s daughter. I am the daughter of the man who was terribly angry for most of the duration of his last visit.”
The Elder Siblings: A Chronicles of Narnia Story
BY AMANDA TKACZOW
“I know it’s hard to believe, but even the Kings and Queens of this very country make mistakes when nearly everyone outside of Narnia expects us to be perfect.”
Narnian Eyes: A Chronicles of Narnia Sonnet Sequence
BY AMANDA TKACZOW
Someone who doesn’t exist? Ignorant remark! Faithless conjecture spoken brazenly.
