The Revolution has begun, and things have gone terribly wrong. AU

It's the final battle, and Nymphadora Tonks begins to have her doubts. It's the end, after all. Written in response to a challenge.

And I wrote her letters... The morbid irony of it wasn't lost on me. Dead letters. A term the Post uses for undeliverable mail. Some, a letter you'd write someone who you needed to say something to, but never intend to have read. I wrote dead letters.

Okay, so this one is not finished, and the title is subject to change in the near future. Feel free to give me suggestions! To previous readers, I apologize that my clip art scene breaks disappeared, and hopefully the confusion is cleared up now.

It is not love or lust that drives him, but hunger... Eowyn alone, in dark contemplation of the man who haunts her steps.

Northern Kingdom Writers present a RPG based story set in Arnor from 1346 to 1348, Third Age. A Dunedain king still sits upon the throne of Rhudaur, but can he endure when faced with both an upstart hillman chieftain and the Witchking of Angmar?

2nd of the BSF Series Sam breathed deeply, savoring the wildness of the night that mirrored his own turbulent feelings, and looked up at the stars.

A half-elven child finds safety and acceptance in Imladris, Elrond suffers the loneliness of being peredhel, and Erestor relives a nightmare from his past. Rivendell and Lothlorien elves will appear. Some cliche breaking within.

With all the Fangirls' guides to hunting Elves and Hobbits, we feel they should be given a fighting chance...

Did Arwen ever regret her choice to stay in Middle-earth as a mortal? When might she have changed her decision? Not for Aragorn alone did she choose...

Finally complete, with chapter six and an epilogue added. While travelling home across the Misty Mountains, Elrohir encounters unexpectedly severe weather. Injured and alone, he discovers just how strong his link with Elladan is.

Even the strong can be brought low. Celebrian comforts Elrond over Arwen's choice

The story of Elrond and Celebrían. *finished* Stretching from the Second Age to the Fourth.