In which little Pippin makes a discovery and Frodo tells the lads a story…(Written in 2005 for the 20 rings LJ Community.) Fluff! Book-verse One-shot.

How many times he repeated what had happened in his head he could not make it undone. He had hurt his wife, the one he swore to protect. He had struck her fully aware of what he was doing. Is Faramir really as loving and caring as so many seems to think? What if years of always coming second and never feeling anything else but 'sufficient' have become to much for him to handle?

La vie de Legolas et Gwilan à travers de courtes vignettes .

Before the Fellowship of the Ring, there were five hobbits - Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin and Fatty - before that, two cousins - Frodo and Merry - and their eccentric uncle Bilbo. And even in the quiet Shire, they had griefs and injustices to face, adventures to encounter, and growing-up to do. Pre-LOTR.

An AU in which our favorite Bagginses travel eastward before Bilbo's disappearance. Character study - but, above all, a hobbity fic - "and that means comfort."

Another poem from the perspective of the last elf on Middle Earth. I hope you like it! AU.

Thranduil and his siblings find themselves at a loose end one evening, and what starts out as impromptu fun quickly escalates!

Gandalf talks to the hobbit lads lads about the stars…(Written in 2005 for the 20 rings community on LiveJournal) Book-verse, one-shot.

Sam's older brother finds certain news hard to believe. (Written in 2011 for the B2MeM "Mithrim" challenge.) (A double drabble: 200 words) Book-verse, one-shot.

Bilbo finds it hard to keep his pupil's attention when the weather is fine. (Written in 2006 for LJ hobbit ficathon's "Spring Fever" challenge.) Book-verse; one-shot.

Four winds there are: north, south, east, & west. The north wind is unpredictable while the east wind is steadfast. The west wind is adventurous, and the south wind is gentle and unassuming. The four children of Imrahil make up these for winds, but this is the story of the south wind. (On Temporary Hiatus)

Petite fic conçut dans le canon du film qui veut que la mère de Legolas soit morte aux alentours de Gundabad. Deux semaines après la mort de sa tendre épouse, Thranduil n'arrive pas à accepter sa perte, ce qui le plonge dans un désespoir morbide jusqu'au moment où ses yeux se porte sur une nouvelle raison se continuer à vivre.

Gandalf tries to defend himself against the soiling of the Baggins name, Legolas is having none of it.

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. But on the hill above this hole there stands a great oak tree, home of the nature spirit Ilaira. She secretly watches over the Shire and Hobbits of Bag End, her kind having faded into mere fairy tales long ago. Yet when a dark force threatens the world, and the hobbits so dear to her, she will sacrifice everything in order to help them.

During a visit to Minas Tirith, Diamond has had an unfortunate reaction to the food. (This story written in 2009 for ceshaughnessy.) Book-verse, one-shot, Fourth Age.

Bilbo helps little Frodo with one of a hobbit-child's most important traditions...(Written on Sept. 22, 2011, to celebrate the occasion of The Birthday!) One-shot, book-verse.

Sauron has recovered his ring, but suprisingly he wants to save middle earth from a future brought about by the Age of Men

Eomer's beliefs about women on the battlefield are challenged when he is cut off from his Rohirrim, with only a Haradrim soldier to watch his back.

Bilbo encounters a mysterious stranger while exploring Rivendell. (Written in 2006 for Marigold's Challenge) Book-verse, 0ne-shot.

An alternate take on the legendary wizard's history.

The Steward's family dreams.

"They were so alike, him and my father." (Faramir grieves for his family. It's complicated.)

Each Poem will describe a different member of the fellowship No slash or adultery or any adult scenes Constructive Criticism instead of flames please.

Warning NSFW, 18 This is an alternate version of the events of Minas Tirith. I will only say that you will need a STRONG stomach. this story is akin to 120 days of Sodom or Eraserhead. You have been warned. review at your own risk

A short companion piece to "A Change of Season", told from Faramir's point of view, the morning after he and Eowyn are wed. Can be read as a stand alone piece, but draws on many of the same themes as "A Change of Season", so they are probably best read together.