"You are not lost" : King Thranduil of the Woodland realm, would never forget the day that took his wife's life away from him and also that of the shadow who stole his newborn son. Almost three thousand years have passed since then and the Fellowship of the Ring have set off for Mordor. However, a silent yet deadly shadow awaits them, a light that was lost to the darkness long ago.

[COMPLETE] In which Frodo implores Sam to finish his book for him, and Sam does his best.

During the Quest, Sam falls into a gully at a time when he is so tired, he can hardly keep his eyes open. He lands in a rushing stream, where he almost drowns. One-shot.

She has seen the many ends to this war, some worse than others. She cannot ignore the growing evil of the world anymore. But how do you rejoin the world after actively avoiding it? And what will it cost her? 10th walker OC Please read and review.

Celine and I are Tolkien fanatics. When we are yanked into Arda by the Valar, we decide to join the Fellowship. Q-Who wouldn't? A-Anyone sane. We receive powers and shiny tools of mass destruction to aid us on our quest, then are carelessly tossed into the fray- and our story, full of laughs, tears, hysteria, panic, and (hopefully) no Mary-Sues. But will we live to tell the tale?

Being the son of one of the most famousests of all Hobbits is a big burden. But Tolman Gamgee is up for the challenge and finds himself in many a tight spot. But his cunning and wit saves the day many a time. This is a series of oneshots about the Adventures of Tolman Gamgee.

A poem comparing the characters Tolkien's characters from Middle Earth to the Catholic English martyrs, in honor of the great author's own deeply held faith.

She is his guardian angel. He is her charge. The Eru never sets guardian angels over elves, so why now? Why him, of all elves? Why her, of all the angels? What is it about her that makes her special among all of the other angels? And above all, WHY HIM of all elves? Follow Eruanna as she learns more about herself and how to guard an elf- namely, Haldir of Lorien. PERMANENT HIATUS

After the War of the Last Alliance his friend had sat and helped him through many nights of terror, now as the second age anniversary of Gondolin's fall is upon them, it is his turn to return that favour.

It is a wonder how he suddenly came to be the strong one, how a mortal man such as himself can give comfort to an immortal being of the ancient world. Slash! Faramir/Legolas and Faramir/Legolas/Aragorn implied. Set after the books.

"The equinox is about balance, Legolas," said Aragorn. "To endure and then bloom. To bring forth a new spring, we all must grieve." / Frodo has sailed from Middle-earth. For Gimli, Legolas, and Aragorn, there are unspoken griefs and temporary solutions. Is it enough to just endure? One-shot.

Author Arianna Redford didn't expect to be pulled into Middle Earth from Scotland, and when she is taken in by the Dunedain a series of events that no one could have predicted takes place; not only is she left responsible for the people after Arathorn's death but also battles feelings for Lord Elrond. For her returning home means discovering just how much ME has left her with.

A poem elaborating on Aragorn's speech to his soldiers before the battle at the Black Gate, in which he remembers Arwen and quells his own fears through a powerful sense of hope that transcends even death itself.

Frodo and Sam take a walk through Bree, leading to unexpected eavesdropping, fear, and understanding. Non-slash. Please Review!

Elisse knew that darkness was coming. She felt it in the earth before anyone. She would soon have to decide whether she would go with the Fellowship or stay where she knew she would not be in the spotlight.

Legolas paused, "what do you mean?" "Your father never told you?" exclaimed the orc. "Told me what?"

Why didn't the Fellowship ride eagles into Mordor?

In Valinor Legolas meets his mother. A short addendum to The Other Side of the Sea.

A drabble and shorts collection for all those LotR-related plot bunnies who just won't leave you alone and insist to bite your feet. All stories are complete. More come when more plot bunnies turn up. All set in or compatible with my "What If" universe.

"The soon to be lost becoming a memory; the mind closing around it. The room claimed again, as a possession. Sunlight, then moonlight. The eyes glazed over with tears. And then the moon fading, the white sails flexing." (L. Glück). Snapshots of moments between Aragorn and Legolas in the days leading up to the King's death. Guest appearances by Gimli and Arwen. One-shot.

"Let's have a story," He announced, looking up to see a mixture of expressions from the newly formed Fellowship of the Ring. He shrugged. "We might as well." "Agreed," Gandalf nodded his way. Frodo sighed in relief. Finally, something merry to warm his heart and his spirit. War of the Ring. Featuring Frodo Baggins, Aragorn, Legolas, and Gimli.

It had been four years since since Aragorn was crowned king. Four since my brother, Boromir, was killed. Brotherly affection, plus a little bit of Faramir/Eowyn.

Gilraen experiences foresight for the first time and is worried about her son's future.

Merry and Pippin had mysteriously vanished. Frodo wasn't in the Green Dragon inn, but somewhere else, with a hard, black road, green grass and… four leaf clovers streamed across the edges of a house meant for Big Folk. He was clearly not in the Shire anymore, but someplace new. Pre-War of the Ring. Featuring Frodo Baggins, Merry Brandybuck, and Pippin Took.

Lively nights in Emyn Arnen lead to a new invention, which is immediately put to good use. Also featuring: Aragorn, Arwen, Éomer and Lothíriel. A tongue-in-cheek one-shot written for the February Teitho challenge (the theme was "First") with no connection to my other stories.