Does it exist in England?

Was it made/crafted (as opposed to occurring naturally)?
If so was it made in Narnia?

Thanks Lil for expressing so well the special place we have in our hearts for our fellow TLC'ers even when real life keeps them from our presence here. God bless us every one!

I just started your story (just the first chapter) and I love the beginning with the naming! I like how you skillfully brought out the personalities of Aravis, Cor and Corin in such a short span of text. Looking forward to reading more so I can add to my comments here.

Does it talk?
Did it appear in the chapter when Shasta arrived in Narnia to get reinforcements for the siege on Anvard?

I got to sample Turkish Delight for the first time in 2012 in Turkey... Here is a box I got near Pamukkale with one of the candies cut open so you can see what it is like inside under the dusting of confectioners' sugar. https://i.imgur.com/1ORv9QAl.jpg Oh my there are so many varieties! different n...

How lovely, Lilliandil --
Yesterday I was in the grocery store and among the many brands of rice there was a Caspian brand. It caught my attention right away because MLIN.

Today I was listening to the end of LWW on CD and noticed something I had missed all these years. In Aslan's restoring the stone statues to life, there was a kangaroo that was de-petrified! Somehow I had never thought about talking joeys in Narnia -- ! (It's in the part when everyone is scouring the...

Great observation, Jaygee. This underscores Edmund's self imposed isolation.

Is it a flashlight?