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Before castles, coronations, or battles, there is Lantern Waste. That first quiet threshold into Narnia still carries a magic all its own.

One of the more eclectic styles of music, the “fusion movement” is a bit of a mystery to music lovers. Simply put, it’s the process of taking on style of music and “fusing it” with […]

If Greta Gerwig is really opening with The Magician’s Nephew, she is not choosing the easiest doorway into Narnia. She may be choosing the most revealing one.

There’s something about stories and songs that can say what plain words can’t. They slip past our defenses, settle into our hearts, and suddenly—truth feels less like a lecture and more like something alive. That’s […]

“When a willing victim who had committed no treachery was killed in a traitor’s stead, the Stone Table would crack and Death itself would start working backward.” – Aslan. Death is defeated! Our Savior has […]

A supposal, a what if. C.S. Lewis, the author of The Chronicles of Narnia defined his work as a supposal rather than an allegory. “What might Christ become like if there really were a world […]

Face Front, True Friends of Narnia! For this special April Fools Day Edition, we’re letting you take a peek behind the scenes at our very own group chat so you can see how the magic […]

Long-time friends of Narnia may recall, during the halcyon days of the internet of the publication of brand new “expanded universe” novels based on CS Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia surfacing online. Nothing came of […]