Nerdanel finds love in the wake of her grief and slowly but surely builds a new life for herself. Set Many Years Post-Flight of the Noldor, Nerdanel/OMC, Romance and hurt/comfort with a good bit of family bonding and female friendships.

Thranduil catches the eye of Melian during his youth in Doriath and she takes him on as one of her apprentices. Over time, he learns both how to control his innate magical potential and the cost of protecting those you care about. Genfic with Magic!Thranduil, focus on Thranduil & Melian and Thranduil & Legolas.

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.

An elvish drinking game which consists of singing about how everyone, from Celebrimbor to Elbereth, is in love with Gil-galad. Yes, it's weird.

The land was in ruins, and so were the ones who brought ruin upon it.

Fingon and Maedhros take a walk in 1917 Staffordshire and discuss Fingon's poetry, Maglor's self-imposed exile and Middle-Earth.

Tales of family feuds, forbidden romances, pride versus humility, feelings of abandonment, tests of faith, kidnapped-adopted children, coming-of-age, grief, tragedy, triumph, and fulfillment. These are the scrabbles, thoughts, and dialogues for mainly Elves and Men struggling before and during the First Age.

If you accidentally shoot your twin, in general, its best not to try to hide the wound from your over-protective, somewhat paranoid guardians….

"Look at me Peredhel," Maedhros commanded. It quivered in fear but did as Maedhros commanded. "Who did this to you?" Maedhros asked once it was looking at him.

Maedhros cursed the fragility of the Edian. They never seemed to stay fixed. Caranthir had complained often enough, but Maedhros had always brushed him off as dramatic. Watching the pitiful scene before him, Maedhros decided that Caranthir had been understating their fragility.

As it turns out, putting off sleep is never a good thing, even when you are an immortal being.

tVarda is exasperated, Manwe is clueless, Aule is a workaholic and Melkor just tries to cause more good old mischief across Arda. You know Barks, my short fic collection for Inuyasha? This is basically the same thing, but for Arda.

The children of Huor were both given tasks by the Valar to help Middle-earth. What will the other's be? And what will it take to accomplish it? More silly little daydreams a my non-canon avatar :)

The twins love snow. What could possibly go wrong...

In the Fourth Age, Fëanor, Maedhros, and Elrond journey to the ruins of Formenos, where they forget to account for the dubious structural integrity of seven-thousand-year-old buildings. In which Fëanor, Maedhros, and Elrond find themselves trapped in a collapsed workshop, contending with rain and injury - and Maedhros comes to understand just how much his foster son cares for him.

A young man died and transmigrated into the body of an Elf in Middle-earth during the 1st age. Can he survive and carve his own legend in the world?

Maeglin sees snow for the first time in Gondolin.

"That is disgusting Caranthir. What is Varda's name is that?" Curufin winkled his brow as he watched his older brother contentedly sip from a cup of steaming, brown liquid.

Modern-day Maglor discovers one new drink invented by humans. He is doubtful at first, but after he tries it, the result will shock him.

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.

This story is the beginning of the "Warriors of Doriath" trilogy, and follows Beleg Cúthalion throughout his life, through parts of his childhood, and up until his death at the hands of Túrin. {1 "Warriors of Doriath" Trilogy}

Maglor, the 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.

Being a part of the Lay of the House of Amandil, found in the vaults of Minas Tirith early in the Fourth Age. (An attempt at Tolkien-style alliterative verse.)

A collection of drabbles and ficlets.

After the war of the Last Alliance, life in Imladris is seeing many changes while setting into peacetime again. For some, it's more difficult than for others to adapt and leave the past behind.