Elros and Andreth, the king and queen of Númenor are content and happy with their marriage and their infant son Vardamir, but something unforeseen is soon to happen that they did not anticipate. At least not so soon...

After the death of her brother and sons, Dís doesn't think she has anything to live for. Even her daughter Lili can't comfort her. Is there anything Ori can do or say, to convince Dís that life is still worth living?

Elros, the first king of Númenor, and his queen, await the coming of their first child.

Aegnor and Andreth discuss their relationship.

"…and it was then that Elrond first saw Celebrían, and loved her, though he said nothing of it." –J.R.R. Tolkien, Unfinished Tales

Her eyes, clear and bright, studied Thorin's as she reached out and silently took his hands. "Watch over my sons," Dís said, a faint catch in her voice that echoed off the walls about them.

She had wanted everything to be perfect for her first Yule feast as Pippin's wife, but when his parents had arrived, the goose had been a bit too dry, the potatoes a wee bit burnt, and the plum pudding… Diamond cringed to think of that sorry excuse of a pudding.

"Will he be there bright and tall, and the wind in his hair?" the mortal woman Andreth had asked of her friend Finrod, remembering his brother Aegnor, the Elven man who had given her his heart years before, and for whom her own love had not waned...

Elros, the brother of Elrond, has the power to live for all the ages of the world as an immortal Elf. But what if his heart bids him to make another choice?

A one shot romance with our beloved Marchwarden.

Bregor discovers that Andreth is carrying on a secret relationship with Aegnor, and misunderstandings ensue.

On the eve of battle, Fili writes a letter to his mother.

Thorin, in the moment before he dies, had been given a second chance. He finds himself in front of bag end, and can set things right with Bilbo.

Thorin's dying, and he refuses to go without talking to his best friend Avalon. What's going through their heads as they say goodbye?

It's the Battle of Five Armies and none of the line of Durin survive. My take on how it should go.

Aegnor stumbled from the dimly lit room and out into the clear evening air. The stars reeled wildly over his head. He had tried to suppress his heart but now he felt his resolve leave him. He had fallen irrevocably in love with the mortal, Andreth. In his spirit, Aegnor knew there would be no recovery for either of them.

The story of Celeborn and Galadriel, with a difference - this time it's from the Sindar POV. Features Daeron, Elu Thingol, Luthien, Beren, Angrod, Finrod and many others.

Haldir must choose...

A series of one-shots starring Fíli and Kíli, aged 9 and 10, respectively, which chronicles their shenanigans and adventures. Sixth: Thorin should never have let them out of his sight. It would be no-one's fault but his own if he found his sister's sons cold and pale under a dusting of snow.

Galadriel witnesses a tender moment from her balcony one evening. What could come of it? OC/OC

Ungoliant's more awesome than a modern Major-General; she'll feed on matters vegetable, animal and mineral. If this little description served to spark your curiosity, check out this silly song about a spider-shaped monstrosity!

When Legolas relocated to Ithilien, he did so with the thought that he could heal the broken land, reseed the forests and bring beauty once again to Gondor. Instead he finds different seeds must first be planted, and that the true beauty of Ithilien will be the merging of the peoples themselves. 2nd Teitho "Seeds". Undying Friendship Series. Year 3020 Third Age.

Was it easy for Finwe to ask for Indis' hand in marriage? Read his proposal and decide for yourself. Answer to the Betrothed challenged posted at HASA.

I read a poem in LOTR about Boromir, and thought I'd make one up myself.

Meet Aragorn's first sweetheart before he met Arwen. Just to warn you, near tragedy and a few bar brawls.