Glorfindel muses on prophecies, outcomes, and whether there are courses in history of his own making. Second place in August/September 2018 Teitho.

Susan had not made it easy for them in those last years. But she was his sister, and Edmund missed her with all his heart.

'They have battled life and come through victors. They have written their own histories. And now at the end, broken down and bleeding, his family is still the strongest and most bizarrely compelling thing Hugo has ever seen.' Intersecting one-shots about the Next Generation.

Caspian learns from Edmund what it means to be a Narnian, and a knight, and a king.

1993-1994. Remus Lupin returns to the halls of his youth. There, he finds a job he loves, a life he remembers, old enemies, and old friends too.

Edmund thinks about what it means to rule a land he does not know anymore.

'Edmund likes these days – likes to sit and listen to the rain, likes to look up to the grey-bright sky, likes to see the ink of his words spilling across the paper, or read books about law or birds or heroic quests. They are always told a little differently than Edmund remembers them happening.' Edmund doesn't want to forget Narnia. Peter doesn't want to either.