An early morning exchange between Faramir and Aragorn, in the early days, when the new King and the new Steward were still getting to know one another.

Aragorn tells his son Eldarion about Gil Estel, the Star of Hope, with 'assistance' from his elder twin foster brothers and his Steward.

When Eldarion is injured, Aragorn is plagued by dark dreams during the journey to his bedside and fears he will not reach his son in time.

While looking for a shelter on a stormy night, during a hunting trip, Aragorn and Faramir stumble upon a family in a dire need of help. Written for May Teitho contest: "Names". 2011 MEFA Third Place in Drama: Featuring Aragorn.

Anxious not to offend Ambassador Tahir, Aragorn and Faramir reluctantly sample an Eastern custom. Shortly afterwards their wives do likewise with unexpected results.

A little boy lost his mother. A man lost his brother. A Captain lost his hope. And as the pain became too much, he chose to hide inside a deep and a dark place. Will he manage to find the way back to the light? And does he want to? Teitho First Place.

It is time for Faramir to order a few things before the return of the King. However, he finds more than he bargained for.

When Aragorn is ambushed and falls over a cliff, Faramir despairs of his lord's survival.

Movie-verse, post-RotK. A good-will gift from Harad arrives for Aragorn, and he, Faramir, and Eomer spend the better part of a summer afternoon trying to figure out how to open a coconut. Complete.

The pendant to 'Black Hour', in which things get sorted.

This is a Faramir story of course and relates to the time between the fall of Sauron and the coronation of King Elessar. It takes a somewhat uncanonical view of canonical events.

At Amon Hen, Boromir succumbs to one temptation while defeating another. Placed Third in the February 2014 Teitho Challenge "Temptation."

A travel-weary Aragorn and a lost, accidentally drunken Boromir meet the night before the Council of Elrond.

At the celebrations of his daughter's wedding to Aragorn, the King of Gondor, Elrond meets a stranger. Oneshot. Complete. Rated T only for safety. Genres: Mystery, Family and Suspense. Please read and review. :)

Brotherhood built over a strong and dependable friendship can withstand the ravages of time. And deep within the forest of Ithilien, the friendship of Legolas and Faramir show one such example of friendship. A glimpse into their lives. One-Shot. Complete.

The sons of Númenór discuss the principles disguise. Humourous one-shot. Complete. Part of Green Leaves. Please Read and Review. :)

On their way to Aman, Elrond and Gandalf indulge into a conversation of sorts. A brief look into their friendship. One-shot. Complete. Enjoy!

Eomer leads his people in the days of peace of the Fourth Age. On an ordinary day, he meets extraordinary guests. A time comes to get comfort, to remember the past and to accept the time of the leaving of Elves. One-shot. Complete.

Written for Teitho "Money" contest. Gondor has had no king in hundreds of years and everyone knows what Stewards are like when it comes to coinage and a steady economy...

A moment in the early stages of Moria, focusing on the developing relationship between those who would become the Three Hunters, a friendship worthy of song. Second chapter: after many months and many paths taken together, a moment in the shadow of Erech, where fellowship beats back the dark.

It was Arwen who came to Aragorn in a dream after he fell from the cliff during the battle with the Wargs, but who was it that sent the horse to rescue his master from the river? Mostly movie-verse.

They have walked together long enough to know their customs, their weapons, and their history. For Laora.

Legolas thinks back over the events that led to him coming face to face with Mordor's Black Gates, as his father and grandfather once were.

Elrond thoughts and actions when first Aragorn brought to him with Gilraen. Complete. Nominated for MEFA 2009

As the young Dúnadan of the House of Elrond prepares for departure to join his people, a lady of the house reflects on a leavetaking long past. Book-verse, for the most part. **2009 MEFA Nominee, 3rd Place in January 2009 Teitho! “Leavetaking"**