Its been months since our site gave you insights and news about Narnia, C.S. Lewis or anything about either. Let us now see some events that happened between March to early June 2014: The Chronicles of Narnia: Apparently, Narnia 4 The Silver Chair film is on the development stage. The film will be released by Mark Gordon Company together with Douglas Gresham and it is really possible that NO Walden Media involved. Life of Pi 's David Magee  is set to write the script of the film while Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely recently shared their thoughts about Narnia 4 for they are not included in the film and they are writing scripts for Marvel Universe films ( recently for Captain America: The Winter Soldier). More information about Markus and McFeely interview here: NarniaFans: Markus and McFeely talk The SIlver Chair No release date yet for Narnia 4 but it has a big possibility of a 2018 or later release date. Additional notes: Shasta or Prince Cor of The Horse and

After months of being inactive, he we are again! The Narnia Continent brings you this latest news. The Perfect Sisters gets a release date and it will be release this April 11, 2014. The film was said to be released last 2012 but was postponed to 2013 until now, we finally got a release date however it is not clear if it will be released worldwide. To add, the film was released in Canada for a private showing before.

Happy Christmas Narnians! After hundred years of winter in Narnia, the Pevensies came and Aslan returned to end the curse of eternal winter in Narnia! Great films to watch this season will surely include The Chronicles of Narnia films and stay tuned for Narnia 4. Have a great Christmas this year Narnians!

December 16 marks the Birthday of our very own Anna Popplewell who plays Susan Pevensie in The Chronicles of Narnia films. She is turning 25. His latest work include: Halo 4 and the ongoing epic tv series "Reign" . For her birthday, I've made a collage for her and a special presentation video which I've made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjUXBdbjWSs

A film about the masters of Fantasy literature. The story of Lewis' and Tolkien's friendship. Excerpt from: JACK AND TOLLERS " JACK AND TOLLERS is the true story of the friendship of Lewis and Tolkien.  It will give you a glimpse into the souls of these incredible Men of Letters. Until now, there has never been a major motion picture depicting their unique friendship.  For the global fan base of both authors and indeed the fantasy genre itself, we are excited to say that the time has come to move forward into production. We at Third Dart Studios are making a Teaser Trailer, a vehicle to illustrate our story to the world.  We are using Indiegogo specifically to allow all those who will journey with us to show in concrete terms how important this film truly is for them. " "THIS IS WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU: Help us keep our story true.   Help us make the memory of these two men one that will shine throughout history.  Right now, as we write this,

David Magee, known for his screenplay in Life of Pi has been chosen by The Mark Gordon Company and the C.S. Lewis Company to write the script of The Silver Chair. Stay tuned for more news Narnians!

NewStateMan.com's Rowan Williams posted last December 3, 2013 about the reason why Lewis write The Chronicles of Narnia and here's an excerpt: "Why the books go on working so effectively is no easy question to answer. It isn’t every reader, even every Christian reader, who finds them instantly compelling. Yet they bear many re-readings, and constantly disclose more things to think about. In this brief guide to some of their themes, I don’t intend to try and answer the question of why they are popular — though there are some obvious things to be said. I am more interested in what precisely C S Lewis thought he was doing in writing the books in the first place." Read the whole article here:  Why did C S Lewis write the Chronicles of Narnia? Many things to think about reasons why C.S. Lewis created the world of Narnia. As we (Narnians) know that when mr. Lewis was a teenager, he thought of a picture of a faun carrying parcels and in his adult years where