What if Éowyn had not just disgused as a man to ride to war, but had identified as male, and continued to do so after killing the ringwraith? How would Faramir have reacted?

[Collectif Noname - Challenge juillet/août] De retour de leur périlleuse quête, Frodon et Sam ne s'attendaient guère à trouver leur précieuse Comté saccagée par les orcs. Malgré l'accueil chaleureux des Chaumine, maître Gamegie réalise l'étendue du désastre et se laisse aller à un moment de désespoir.

Galadhwen's life was always headed for great things & that includes a certain heir of Isildur but what she does not know is that she has lived before & the past is not done with her. (predominately movie-verse, alternate themes, slight Dracula Untold crossover)

"He had not kissed her at the yule celebration. That was the real world, and such things could only cause him pain in the real world. But this was not the real world." Legolas disobeys his father and goes to Dul Guldur to learn of what darkness has come to reside there. Finally and regretfully, the woodland realm comes to understand how much trouble they are in.

Tortured by merciless demons, left behind to suffer at the hands of foul creatures, she tells a tale completely different from the fair lies of the light! Now the "cruel" Redhorn tells her story.

"In another age, our people waged war on those lands. My mother died there...my father does not speak of it. There is no grave, no memory...nothing." A take on the death of Thranduil's wife and why the Elven king chose to stay in Middle Earth. (Includes adorable baby Legolas!)

Shortly before the Battle of Pelannor Fields, the Morgul Lord is shaken by the truth of his own miserable and abject servitude. The final verse in the 'Houses of Lamentation' sequence.

Esperanza and her horse Max are pulled into Middle Earth with a destiny already set in stone. She joins the Fellowship to fulfill her promise while learning about herself and falling in love along the way. Eventual Tenth Walker Series. Haldir/OC

Cirdan sails West.

Frodo and Sam stumble upon a town in the old west. Will they be able to survive gunfights, Indians, and cheating gamblers, and continue with their quest? Sam isn't so sure, especially since Frodo seems quite at home in the wild, wild west. COMPLETE

The elvenking has beautiful hair...

During his master's imprisonment in Numenor, the Lord of the Nazgul broods on the lingering evil he represents in Middle Earth. Part of the 'Houses of Lamentation' sequence.

As his army gathers in Minas Morgul for the final assault on Gondor, the Lord of the Nazgul reflects on both his power and his unending servitude. Part of the 'Houses of Lamentation' sequence.

You should never mess with Thranduil or his family. Especially his family. One-shot. (Thranduil, Golwendir, Legolas, Lothwen, Garavon)

A proud king has taken the first step on a long road of servitude. The man who will become the Witch-King, Lord of the Nazgul, justifies his allegience to Sauron. The first of the 'Houses of Lamentation' sequence.

In which the twins earn some money, Arwen shows off, and their friends are duly horrified. AU. For Ardhoniel Marvelite.

A verse from the perspective of the Lord of the Nazgul as he leads the Black Riders on their hunt for the Ringbearer. Part of the 'Houses of Lamentation' sequence.

At the pinnacle of his triumph, the Witch-King of Angmar reflects on the destruction of the Northern Kingdoms. Part of the 'Houses of Lamentation' sequence.

A song for the passing of the last of the Kings in the North and disinheritance of their children.

Elladan and Elrohir can be like foxes. They are sly and fair, but when they want to, they can catch you at unawares and take delight in it. This was so during their youth, and they got a title to fit their reputation: Foxes of Imladris. They probably were not expecting to claim that title literally, in every sense of the word...Abandoned.

This is an original poem I originally wrote for a project, and it is a soliloqy about Legolas. Enjoy!

A short poem in lament of lost Numenor and those cast adrift after its downfall.

A poem concerning the presence of evil in Mirkwood, as the Master of Dol Guldur corrupts the forest.

The thoughts and regrets of the last elf on Middle Earth as they watch their people leave for the White Shores. AU.

A verse concerning the perils of the Old Forest, east of The Shire. A companion piece to the Farmer Maggot adventure 'Marsh Light'.