Maglor, second son of Fëanor, is a fabled Elven minstrel... and a heinous criminal in the eye of the Valar and his own kin, forced into eternal exile. But even that penance must come to an end, and after millenia of wandering the world, he is coming home. And he is not coming empty-handed. For he has learned much in our modern world, like Rock 'n Roll.

After receiving some disturbing news, Celebrimbor travels to Himring. But there he finds something he did not expect.

My contribution to Gondolin Week 2021 on Tumblr - being a collection of lost moments between chapters 27 and 32 of my story, 'The Seven Gates', set in Gondolin. ENJOY! Cover art (c) CATHERINE CHMIEL

Mientras observaba el lejano horizonte, Elwing, la última princesa de Doriath, recapacita sobre la inminente decisión de su esposo de partir al Oeste, y a la vez piensa qué papel deberá tomar ella en esa larga historia que va llegando a su fin.

Maglor goes to war for a final time, the eternal darkness looms, and Elrond bargains with the Valar for the ransom of the House of Fëanor. In which fathers give up everything for their sons, and their sons offer everything in return; title, name, and fëa. Or, the one where Maglor believes he is destined for eternal darkness, and Elrond politely says otherwise.

She had not meant to enter into the Elven men's bathhouse, but with her terrible sense of direction and general bad luck, she just had to wander inside at the wrong time. Even worse, with men she most definitely should not be ogling.

Two dead kings-a father and son. The Halls of Mandos is a place for mending, and yet some things may be too broken to fix. But Finwe has to try.

Everyone starts somewhere, and for these characters that has never been more true. Where did they come from? How did events transpire to bring them together, tear them apart, and bring them back together again? This is the story of an elf and the children he grew to love as his own even when death and heartbreak separated them for a time, and the adventures they had over the years.

The long and weary road from the birth of the Union of Maedhros to the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, the downfall of the Sons of Feanor and the construction of the last Great Gate in Gondolin. Features also: Turgon, Idril, Fingon, Gwindor, Celebrimbor, Erestor, Ecthelion, Noldor, Sindar, Men, Dwarves, OC-s, Eagles, Easterlings & many others. CANONICAL GAP-FILLER; UNDER REVISION

Prestes a reafirmar seus votos de casamento com Melkor, Mairon, num rompante de ciúmes, sai de casa. E agora, como fica a família Bauglir? Mairon X Melkor, Mairon em sua forma feminina pois está "grávida" do Meren. Fiqui zuadah.

Mereth Aderthad, la Fête des Retrouvailles voulue par Fingolfin pour sceller l'alliance des Elfes du Beleriand contre Morgoth... Mais pour certains membres de la Maison de Finwë, ces retrouvailles peuvent-elles être joyeuses ou chaleureuses ? O.S.

Set on the background of the events of the First Age, starting with the Flight of the Ñoldor from Aman to Middle-earth. More frivolously, that in which Glorfindel meets his other half. Dark themes, some humor. An even split, or so I hope. Prequel to "Paths Afire".

In Gondolin, Turgon is depressed... A Silmarillion comedy. Chapter 23 : Robert's cow.

Eärendil has gone sailing again-the time through the skies-and Elwing is left to find a place for herself in Valinor, while the Valar prepare for war.

The River-daughter, from her awakening to the sun's first rising.

Who would voluntarily enter the Dor Daedeloth and seek out a way to sneak into Angband? Except for the lonliest, most desperate outcast with no one to say goodbye to. With nothing to loose and everything to gain. - This is the story of how Fingon rescued Maedhros from his bondage at Thangorodrim and what led him to dare such a hopeless undertaking.

Care was a warm thing, which is what Elrond and Elros needed most in their youth, even if it was from the very kinslayers that had taken them. It was only a matter of time before the four of them would become some shaky resemblance of a family, but some mistakes made along the way would not easily be forgotten...

A Modern Au featuring the House of Finwë and their drama. An example of said drama: Celegorm and Írissë compete in the Olympics, and become teen parents. Their daughter grows up obsessed with 90s dance tunes, and constantly wrecks uncle Maglor's head, while bopping away and driving very badly...

The sea is huge, and grey, and loud, and Elwing hates it. She hates it and she fears it, and so once she is old enough to slip away from her nurses and her guardians, she goes down to the beach.

He did not expect the events of that day. Not like this. But as for now, no one except Andreth knew, and Aegnor was grateful for that. Of course, he realized that sooner or later the revelation was inevitable, but little did he know that in fact, it lurked just around the corner.

The daughter of Celegorm and Aredhel and the son of a certain Gondolin Lord grow up in Oromë's woods oblivious to their true heritage. A tournament in Tirion reveals hidden truths, secrets and long lost relatives. The two are thrown head-first into the fight against Morgoth and the family drama continues. Can they save their loved ones from oaths, betrayal and dark tragic fates?

Pengolodh tries to teach Eärendil about Civilisation, but Eärendil is more interested in sweets.

They say that of his brothers, he is the one who possesses most of their mother's temperament. This is perhaps true. Perhaps next to all of his fiery brothers the difference seems stark. Perhaps that is why people seem to forget that while he is most assuredly a son of Nerdanel, he is also a son of the Spirit of Fire and when he swears the Oath, he means every awful word.

What if Sauron had not fled? In which Sauron takes Eonwe's advice and returns to Valinor to face judgment for his deeds.

For long the halls of Mandos had been nearly empty, but they were just about to be filled. One by one, the Princes of the Noldor arrive.