What's New!

Thanks for all those people who have waited patiently for me to update this site. The 'Whats New!' page will tell you the additions I've made.

17 October 2003

• We have included location information on Manorbier Castle which was used for the White Witch's house in BBC's production of The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe.
• We have included location information on Plas Newydd which was used for the Magician's house in BBC's production of The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader.

• We have an exclusive interview with Jean-Marc Perret, the actor who played the young Prince Caspian. In it he lists his favourite Narnia book and character, recalls stories from the set of the BBC productions and talks about his acting career.

• The101 Things You Never New About Narnia has been added to. It now runs from 1 to 40. Only another 61 facts left to go.
• The section on the BBC audio tapes has been improved and updated. They include pictures of the covers, cast lists and ISBN numbers for both the audio tape and the CD.

• I have added a picture to Sophie Cook's home page.
• The cover blurb has been added for Kathryn Lindskoog's book, "Journey Into Narnia".

• I have added to the filmography pages of Richard Dempsey, Camilla Power, Sophie Cook and Sophie Wilcox.
• One new feature is a Site Map. This should show visitors the structure of the website and allow for faster and better navigation.

• I have placed some new and exciting news just in about a possible movie version of 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe on the News page.

• A new page has been created called 101 Things You Never Knew About Narnia listing bitesize facts and information about the land of Narnia.

• The four individual pages for the BBC Television Dramatisations of the Narnia Chronicles have been overhauled and updated.
• I have updated Camilla Power's filmography and added a brief biography and photo gallery.
• I have added more to the synopsis section of 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe' and included a spoiler warning for those who have not read 'The Lion'.
• In the past week or two the site has been visited by people from Argentina and Mexico. I have added both countries to the list on the Visitors page.
• Six new images of the book covers by Chris Van Allsburg have been added to the Narnia Chronicles page.

• After promising to place pictures of the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe' nearly a year and a half ago I've finally done it! However I've gone one step further. There is a new Theatre section where you can view pictures of the play in rehearsals and read an article published in the Sunday Express about the production. If you want the lowdown on what the play is like someone has sent in a review which can be found here.
• The Book section has been reformatted and some new information has been added for two of the books.

• I've refined and added entries to the Narnian People & Places section.
• More images have been placed around the site.

• I've added filmographies for Sophie Cook and Richard Dempsey. You can see these on the Life After Narnia page.
• I'ved added the video cover for the BBC's 'The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'. You can view it at The Voyage of the Dawn Treader page.

• I've improved the formatting and navigation on the Visiting Oxford section.
• I've added two new sections to the brief biography page: Undergraduate at Oxford, 1917 - 1923 and From Undergraduate to Oxford Fellow, 1923 - 1929

• I've added to the Visiting Oxford section. There's now information about the Eagle and Child pub, the Kilns, Magdalen College and the Trout pub.
• I've answered a question concerning where to purchase colour maps of Narnia in the Frequently Asked Questions section.

• I've added a brief biography section covering the life of C.S.Lewis. It is not complete yet and I'll be adding to it over the next few weeks.

• I've added two more questions to the Frequently Asked Questions section.

• The front page has been revised (as no doubt you have noticed) and navigation buttons have replaced hypertext links.

• I've completed the cast list section for the BBC's production of 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe'.
• I've added thumbnails for the BBC's production of 'Prince Caspian' and 'The Silver Chair' to the BBC Tales of Narnia section. More information on the individual cassettes coming soon.

• I've added the question "In what order were the seven 'Chronicles of Narnia' written?" to the Frequently Asked Questions section.

• I've added four new Narnia websites to the Links page.
• I've updated one of the links on the Links page.

• I've begun a section covering Narnian People & Places which I hope to update as frequently as possibly.
• I am planning a section for all C.S.Lewis fans who are visiting Oxford, giving details of places of interest to visit within the city.

• I've added to the Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) section.
• I've expanded the synopsis section of 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe'

• The background to 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe' has been added to and completed.
• I have begun writing the background to 'Prince Caspian'.
• A Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) page has been added to the site and will be updated when time allows.
• The main index page has undergone a revamp, as you've probably already noticed.

• Purchasing information for the BBC's 'Tales of Narnia' series has been improved with links to those organisations stocking the audio tapes.
• I am in the process of writing the background and synopsis to 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe'.

• I have begun changing the font style for the pages. Rather minor I know however I did say I'd list all the changes I made to the site on this page.

• I have added a 'WHATS NEW' page, listing all the updates to the site as they come on line.

2nd February 2000

• The "Outline of Narnian History as far as it is known" has been completed and covers the full 2555 years of Narnian history and how it relates to time on earth.
• Navigation through the CHRONICLES OF NARNIA WEBSITE has been improved with links to go Back and Home.
• A news item about the RSC's stage production of "The Lion" is to be found on the Rumours Page.

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