4E 112: Evermore, High Rock: A baby girl is born to a Breton spellsword and her Thalmor lover. Young Curinwe is going to have quite a life. Chapter 5: Education (Winterhold before the Great Collapse)

Towards the end of the the Third Era, a Blades Agent in Summerset reports on the rise of the Thalmor. These reports by Valiitha Direnni (three so far) will probably end up spanning centuries. Written as "apocrypha" for r/teslore. Chapter 3: The Thalmor Coup.

A Late Third Era Thalmor scholar pens an exposé of the Dunmer Princess Morgiah, wife of Firsthold's ruler. (Apocrypha written for r/teslore.)

The Dragonborn asked for a truce. Ulfric Stormcloak asked for her hand in return. Neither of them knew what they were getting into. A whole lot of politics, drama, and a backstory involving the Great War and the Aldmeri Dominion, that's what. (Ch. 31 The Great War Flashback Arc Continues with Elenwen, Ondolemar, Ulfric, and Emilin.)

Summerset has a population problem. The Thalmor aim to fix it. (Apocrypha written for r/teslore).

A harassed official of the Third Aldmeri Dominion deals with problems in Valenwood. (Apocrypha written for /r/teslore.)

Lady Laurelaine Rielle, a First-Era Breton Aristocrat, avenges an insult against her honour with a mocking story that becomes a staple of High Rock folklore. (Apocrypha written for r/teslore).

An Anonymous Indoril Attack Pamphlet on the Royal Family of Mournhold, written around the end of the Third Era. (Apocrypha written for r/teslore, inspired by some strange details in 'The Real Barenziah')

An irate Thalmor emissary to High Rock finds a weird "blasphemous" pamphlet about "Mara the Sunderer, Lady of Divorce", and a Breton foklorist weighs in on his find. (Apocrypha written for r/teslore.)

"Surely you've heard the tales of Finn the Seafarer? [. . . ] I'm forgetting, you're from Wayrest, aren't you? Little they'd know of the old tales there, begging your pardon." A Breton folklore collector stumbles on a strange tale about a suspiciously familiar culture hero.

"Sheor (Bad Man): In Bretony, the Bad Man is the source of all strife. He seems to have started as the god of crop failure, but most modern theologians agree that he is a demonized version of the Nordic Shor, born during the dark years after the fall of Saarthal." - Varieties of Faith in the Empire

"Today is the 16th of Sun's Dawn, a holiday celebrated all over Tamriel as Heart's Day. It seems that in every house, the Legend of the Lovers is being sung for the younger generation. In honor of these Lovers, Polydor and Eloisa, the inns of all Tamriel offer a free room for visitors." - The Daggerfall Chronicles. (A tale told by an old Breton storyteller.)

Some short academic-style apocrypha, written for r/teslore about the Thalmor diplomatic effort in the decades before the Great War. Posting here for completeness because it's technically part of the Varo'verse canon.

About eighty years before the events of Skyrim, a young Bosmer thief meets the love of her life in Raven Rock. Emilin meets Curinwe. A prequel to "The Bonds of Civility", starring a character from that fic and the Dragonborn's grandmother. But stands on its own. (Pre F/F. One day these two will get together, but right now they are still kids.)

Drabbles and short stories written for the Shinsenvember Challenge. One Shinsengumi-related prompt every day of November. Focused on the characters, so far no shipping. Latest Prompt: Tenchu! (An attempted assassination)

A Shinsengumi member is caught extorting money from local shopkeepers. The consequence for his crime: Seppuku. Hijikata Toshizou and Itou Kashitarou struggle for the soul of the Shinsengumi, and Yukimura Chizuru gets caught up in the middle. (Not really gory, but the subject matter may be disturbing. It's a fic about seppuku, after all.)