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since: 09-05-03, id: 450594, Profile edited: 06-13-08
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Author has written 20 stories for C. S. Lewis, and Master and Commander.

Aloha! I figured it's high time I told y'all something about myself, seeing as how so many people have been so kind as to read and review my stories.

I've been writing fan fiction for ages, starting before I hit my teens. The first story I can remember writing (and finishing) was about the anime series Battle of the Planets. It was awful of course, but it got the ball rolling that never really stopped. My present obsession is The Chronicles of Narnia, as evidenced by most of my stories here. I tend to incorporate the things I love into all my stories, from epic poetry to my favorite band's music (Queen, if anyone is curious) to the New England landscape where I live, to comic books and my favorite works of art. I put a lot of work and research into my stories because I feel you, the reader, deserves the best I can deliver. I'm not here to try to become a better writer - I'm as good at writing as I'm ever going to get. I'm here to become a better story teller, and under that aegis I will gladly accept all criticisms and praise.

I don't have a homepage, but the link here connects to the1hobbit's DeviantART site. She's drawn many wonderful and touching pictures based on my Narnia stories and characters (including my icon) which I'd like to share. http://hobbitsam.deviantart.com/

If anyone is curious, this picture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Vasnetsov_Sirin_Alkonost.jpg is where I got the idea for the story In the Lap of the Gods.

Cammy has drawn me a lovely picture of Dawn Treader from my latest story The Voyage of Dawn Treader. This is the link to her DeviantART site: http://elessartelcontar36.deviantart.com/art/Dawn-Treader-74390654

Julie has done some stunningly beautiful illistrations for my stories. Check out her DeviantART account, you won't be disappointed! http://tallterror.deviantart.com/

At the suggestion of one of my readers, I've compiled a glossary of all the original characters running about my stories. It's far too long to post here, but if anyone would like a copy please just send me an email or a PM and I'll gladly send it along.

Lately quite a few people have been 'borrowing' characters and characteristics and habits I've developed in my stories for their own. Generally I'm very free with people using my stuff, but I do ask that you contact me first. I put a lot of time and thought and effort into my little universe and I prefer to know who's playing in my sandbox.

One final note . . . I never start a story, especially a long one, without the end planned out, and I promise I will never start writing a story without finishing it. It might take time, but trust that I finish everything I start.

2.29.08

Aloha!

I have a habit of writing stories out of order and jumping around from beginning to end both in individual stories and in the overall alternate universe I’ve created. If it helps, the order for the stories written thus far is:

Blessed

Balance

The Conscience of the King

The Most Noble Order of the Table

Black Dwarfs, Blue River

Into the West

They Also Serve

Heydensrun

Neville the Chamberlain

Thole

In the Lap of the Gods

Eye of the Beholder

The Voyage of Dawn Treader

On the Nature of Wishes

Passing Down the Crown

When We Were Kings

And So the End Begins

I’ll update as more stories are written. I don’t consider What’s Best for Narnia part of the series above, it was just a silly lark that's not related to anything. Daughter, Would You Accompany Me? is a stand alone story.

Also, I don’t ascribe to the (for me) non-canon belief that the Golden Age of Narnia only lasted for fifteen years. I think it lasted much longer than that and unless I have reason within my stories to send the Pevensies back to England before I’m done with them, I’ll keep them in Narnia for a good long time. No fears, though - I have lots of stories in mind that will make their lives interesting for as long as they’re there.




1. Black Dwarfs, Blue River » reviews
Relating the story of King Edmund's first diplomatic success, how he learned a craft, and why his older brother is known throughout the Black Dwarf clan as Nancy.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Friendship/Humor - Chapters: 30 - Words: 54,656 - Reviews: 882 - Updated: 7-16-08 - Published: 4-21-08
2. On the Nature of Wishes reviews
Wishes are dangerous things, far trickier than most people think, which is why they’re so rare. So what would happen if someone wasn’t careful of what he wished for?
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Tragedy - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,970 - Reviews: 38 - Updated: 5-22-08 - Published: 5-22-08
3. When We Were Kings reviews
What changes hath Narnia wrought upon Eustace Clarence the Un-Dragoned?
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K - English - Family/Spiritual - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,474 - Reviews: 48 - Updated: 5-9-08 - Published: 5-9-08
4. Neville the Chamberlain » reviews
The adventure of a less-than-bright Hyena, his sword-happy Mouse friend, and a sarcastic Opossum, set against a court without a chamberlain and a High King in hot water with his family.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K - English - Humor/Friendship - Chapters: 6 - Words: 11,070 - Reviews: 140 - Updated: 3-14-08 - Published: 2-23-08
5. Passing Down the Crown reviews
Peter helped to put Caspian on the throne of Narnia, but at what cost to himself?
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K - English - Angst/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 4,458 - Reviews: 37 - Updated: 1-31-08 - Published: 1-31-08
6. The Voyage of Dawn Treader » reviews
At the end of a day of sailing, King Edmund tells the tale as to why Caspian's ship bears the name of Dawn Treader.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Drama/General - Chapters: 4 - Words: 7,963 - Reviews: 86 - Updated: 1-23-08 - Published: 1-9-08
7. And So the End Begins reviews
A week before the fatal train accident, Edmund experiences a loss that only his brother can understand.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Hurt/Comfort - Chapters: 1 - Words: 2,463 - Reviews: 26 - Updated: 1-18-08 - Published: 1-18-08
8. In the Lap of the Gods » reviews
If you were offered a chance to learn about the future, would you take it?
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - General/Drama - Chapters: 8 - Words: 15,723 - Reviews: 166 - Updated: 1-11-08 - Published: 10-23-07
9. Thole » reviews
Before her reign in Narnia the White Witch made certain promises to the Ettin Giants in return for their services. When the Ettin crown prince comes to collect it's not Jadis who pays the price for deceit, but Peter.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - Drama/Adventure - Chapters: 36 - Words: 100,885 - Reviews: 641 - Updated: 9-28-07 - Published: 2-11-07
10. Daughter, Would You Accompany Me? reviews
Just how did Helen get to Narnia?
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K - English - General - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,088 - Reviews: 25 - Updated: 7-20-07 - Published: 7-20-07
11. The Conscience of the King » reviews
In the aftermath of the Battle of Beruna, many people have forgotten that Edmund was not the only traitor in Narnia. General Oreius, however, is not one of them.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - Drama/General - Chapters: 3 - Words: 6,005 - Reviews: 60 - Updated: 1-2-07 - Published: 12-30-06
12. Heydensrun reviews
Set during 'They Also Serve,' this tells of Oreius' thoughts and fears as he races into the Western Wild to find King Peter. Written for acacia59601.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Angst/Drama - Chapters: 1 - Words: 5,126 - Reviews: 32 - Updated: 12-14-06 - Published: 12-14-06
13. They Also Serve » reviews
A companion piece to my story 'Into the West' from Edmund's point of view. As Peter journeys westwards on his quest, Edmund must endure both Jadis' curse and the pain of being left behind.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - Adventure/Angst - Chapters: 30 - Words: 64,478 - Reviews: 401 - Updated: 12-12-06 - Published: 10-11-06
14. Into the West » reviews
A year after the Battle of Beruna, a horrible curse Jadis set upon Edmund is awoken and Peter must journey into the Western Wild in order to save him
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - Adventure/Drama - Chapters: 43 - Words: 87,518 - Reviews: 576 - Updated: 9-30-06 - Published: 7-30-06
15. What's Best for Narnia » reviews
In the aftermath of A Horse and His Boy, Narnia's kings and queens deal with love, marriage, and what's best for their kingdom and their hearts. Pure fluff.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - Humor/Romance - Chapters: 5 - Words: 5,355 - Reviews: 53 - Updated: 7-21-06 - Published: 7-14-06
16. Eye of the Beholder » reviews
Told from various points of view, this is the story of two battles: one against a ruthless enemy, the other to save the life of the High King.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - Adventure/Drama - Chapters: 16 - Words: 12,393 - Reviews: 97 - Updated: 7-10-06 - Published: 6-30-06
17. The Most Noble Order of the Table » reviews
A tale of how King Edmund the Just became Sir Edmund, Knight of the Order of the Table.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: T - English - Adventure/Drama - Chapters: 5 - Words: 12,208 - Reviews: 64 - Updated: 6-11-06 - Published: 6-8-06
18. Two Men in a Boat reviews
With the Surprise becalmed, Stephen talks, Jack listens, and a friendship is examined a little closer.
Complete - Master and Commander - Fiction Rated: K+ - English - General/Humor - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,985 - Reviews: 12 - Updated: 5-28-06 - Published: 5-28-06
19. Balance reviews
Wherein Edmund has put his hoof in his mouth, Phillip gives riding and philosophy lessons, and the first rain in a century comes to Narnia.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K - English - General - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,998 - Reviews: 32 - Updated: 5-28-06 - Published: 5-28-06
20. Blessed reviews
Oreius reflects upon his new kings.
Complete - C. S. Lewis - Fiction Rated: K - English - General - Chapters: 1 - Words: 1,070 - Reviews: 33 - Updated: 5-24-06 - Published: 5-24-06
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