A collection of wee ficlets from the Enemy's point of view. Chapter 5: A Barrow-wight is outmatched with a song. UK English. Hopefully canon.

"But Ada, Mithrandir gave it to me!" No slash.

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

After the Long Winter, Gandalf thinks that the hobbits deserve to celebrate. NEW! (Written for the 2013 Back to Middle-earth Challenge). A sequel of sorts to my story "Pity". Book-verse.

Four dwarves, three elves, and three humans walk into a bar... Well, actually, they sit down in the King's Hall in the Citadel of Minas Tirith, have a few drinks, and somehow manage not to kill one another. In the process, Gimli learns a few interesting things about his elven friend's past.

Sequel to "A distant Light". An old and powerful curse still holds sway over Durin's House. How far does one Captain go to save a friend, to save his King? How much can one man bear and will he risk fate itself to do it? Rated M for violence.

While wandering Rivendell's gardens, Thorin Oakenshield meets someone he did not expect: a young boy named Hope, or, more specifically, Estel. Oneshot, rated K. Edited Oct. 30, 2013.

Kili survived the battle of the five armies, thought he lost his home again. Decades later a grim dwarven warrior comes across a man searching for Imladris. Thus begins a journey across the lone lands that will lead into war. Rated M for violence, just to be safe.

In the ale house after winning a battle Merry and Pippen dance upon a table. Gandalf remembers two others doing something similar.

A little idea I had about (Little!) Gimli and Thorin. A Warrior's Heart is full of courage and enthusiasm. It obeys none but its King. One-shot. Please comment and review! :)

According to "The Hobbit", Bilbo and Gandalf spent the winter with Beorn, before heading home in the spring...(Written for Marigold's Challenge #31.) Holiday one-shot. Recipe-fic. Book-verse.

Gandalf and Bilbo are returning from the Battle of the Five armies. But when they stop in Rivendell on the way home, Bilbo meets someone he did not expect.

Legolas is never mentioned in The Hobbit, but presumably he was there . . . a series of encounters - well, one so far - that he might have had with Bilbo. Meant for idle entertainment only.

The Writing is the base of Quillers, and the first known story by Daniel Mapp