Celebrimbor confronts Annatar about his treason.

Five times Daeron meets Maglor by accident, plus one time it happens on purpose.

Just a funny little snippet of life at Himring when it rains. :) (rated T for language/mentions of past injury)

Series of one-shots and drabbles about the time Maedhros and Fingon spent together before the destruction of the trees. / Russingon

Caranthir had tried to weave tapestries after they'd settled at Mithrim under Maglor's direction. Tapestries memorializing Alqualondë. Not glorifying it, never glorifying it, for what glory could there be in blood-soaked sand and desperate, senseless slaughter?

That all-important, life-altering moment when a Prince realizes he is now a King – whether he is prepared to accept the title or not. Enjoy!

Arafinwë cannot say when he fell in love with Fëanáro. Perhaps it had always been that way, perhaps it was the attraction to something different but familiar. Nerdanel comes later. He loves her too.

Celebrimbor, Arafinwe, and discussing what it's like to be loved- and to love- the lie of someone who never really existed and who did their best to ruin you. Sequel to 'Passing Your Face on Ever Street Corner'.

Arafinwe makes lying into an art form, as is only family tradition.

The Halls of Mandos are no place to raise a child, much less two. Despite that, or perhaps because he takes it as a challenge, Celegorm does exactly that.

On Fëanor and the relationship with his youngest sons. It was far from perfect, but like his wife and sons, he treasured them more than anyone will ever know.

Celebrimbor had always known what would happen when he decided to stay. (Celebrimbor/Sauron)

Daeron first fell in love beneath the dark tree-shadows of Neldoreth, not far from the starlit waters of the Esgalduin.

A tale of the events of the first age, as told by Curufin's wife (who is unfortunately from the future) Culwen. A collections of chapters that show her struggles with not only a stupid oath by her husband (she blames Celegorm) but also with her own knowledge of the future.

Three of Nerdanel's sons come home: a trio of double-drabbles.

Only stones now remember the Elves or Eregion… Is it true? A Silvan Elf learns better as he listens to the story of an ancient holly-tree.

At Losgar, his madness reaches its peak and fate takes its toll when the swan ships burn by the hands of their voyagers. Fëanor loses more than one family member that night, and his sons fear they more than one brother.

A camping-trip of the returned Lords of Gondolin turns awry.

At a sign of Gil-Galad's hand, the great doors opened; Eönwë, herald of Manwë, walked in. Tall he was - taller than any Child of Ilúvatar, and upon his face shone the immortal light of the West. With each step the light around him seemed to move, so that he appeared to be followed by wings of pure radiance. But Eönwë turned to be quite different from what could be expected.

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 lose 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.

Elwing watched for the return of Earendil's ship.

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

The evil queen lurks in the dark. Undoubtedly scheming.

Lúthien encounters a very strange statue on her return back to Doriath. (One-shot, AU)

The body wanted to look forward, however accustomed the spirit was to looking back.