Lewis ended the Narnia Chronicles after seven books. Not only that, he burned that bridge behind him: In The Last Battle, both Narnia and the child protagonists are destroyed.
But what if he made a never-ending series of Narnia, or allowed other writers to carry on his work, as L. Frank Baum did with Oz? We now might be reading books like these.
Narnia, continued.
| A Proud and Stupid Kingdom
Journey to the Silver Forest The Sweet Wager of Walter the Sailor The Mouse Trainer and the Mouse Reepicheep and the Singing Donkey Wood to Wood Anian, the Prince of Stags Aslan of Cair Paravel Tash the Hawk Snowgray the Unicorn The Iron Gem Horatio the Outlaw The Glass Stable The Adventures of Susan in the Utter East A Witch of the Northern Woods A Princess of the Sun Queen Valida of Terebinthia Prince Rabadash and the Magic Feather Jill the Lioness Rumblebuffin is Missing The Hills of Telmar A Fire-Winged King Hamadryad Wood The Tisroc’s Slave The Invisible Storm Rhince of Galma Prince Percivalian The Parchment Hound Queen Safarra of the Brass Horn All the Orchards of Glasswater |
