The Chronicles of Narnia

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NARNIA SLASH | Sat, Jan 3

Sat, Jan 3 A/N: Other snippets of the incidents when the lords Narnia make a trip to Middle Earth to stop the White Witch is posted in ff.net under LoTR. I wasn't really confident in posting all here since they are more LoTR based. Can be read as stand-alones. I hope that's ok ^^;;

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source: gamesworld1314 (WordPress)

Tolkien had earlier written a book called The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings novels followed as sequels and continued the epic fantasy theme and have since been reprinted into over 30 languages, making it one of the most popular franchises of the 20th century.

Published Thu, Oct 15

Petoskey, MI C.S. Lewis Festival returns, expands external link

source: Narnia Fans

I’m back from vacation to bring you more great Narnia news than you can possibly dream of. I can’t give specifics of my vacation, but I can say that I did visit Middle-earth while I was in New Zealand, and that I saw wonderful, weird and marvelous creatures while I was away. Onto [...]

Published Fri, Oct 2

The Hobbit - Chronicles of Narnia external link

source: Hollywood Jesus Live

See my comments on recent decisions by Disney Studios which affect (in one way or another) the Chronicles of Narnia and Middle-earth (The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings) franchises. Click through for a link.

Published Tue, Sep 15

Chronicles of Middle Earth-- Part Fou... external link

source: Beliefnet.com

Chronicles of Middle Earth-- Part Four, In the Wardrobe Anyone who has read the wonderful Narnia tales of CS Lewis is well aware that it was through a clothes closet (called a wardrobe in the British world) that ...

Published Wed, Aug 12

L Frank Baum: the real Wizard of Oz external link

source: Telegraph.co.uk

As a fantasy land, it has none of the depth or authority of Tolkein's Middle Earth nor even the physicality of CS Lewis's Narnia. ... and more »

Published Tue, Aug 4

The future of fantasy films external link

source: Examiner.com

If the movie makers continue to respect the spirit of what Tolkien and Lewis wrote, the Narnia and Middle-earth franchises should continue to thrive. ...

Published Sun, Jul 19