Brandir stands on the brink of Cabed-en-Aras and looks down into its darkness

Varda Elentarí hat eine böse Vorahnung - Melkor, der dunkelste aller dunklen Herrscher, plant, seine größte Rivalin endlich zu vernichten. In diesem Plan gibt es aber mehrere Probleme: Ilmarë, Vardas Zofe, die ihr teuer wie eine Tochter ist, und Manwë, ihr Ehemann, der der König der Valar ist. So muss auch Melkors Diener, Sauron, der Schrecken von Mittelerde, involviert werden...

Alternate Ending to Sullied Gold, set after Chapter 26. Fingolfin decided to drive Sauron from Tol Sirion for the sake of the Leaguer, never mind the risk to his little brother. He was no the only sibling that regretted that decision.

Post Second Singing, new Ainur want to join Eä. Unfortunately, they can't do it at full power and must grow into it.

Part 321 posted, in which Helluin escorts Morwen and Lainiel to Imladris to meet Elrond in 2817. In 2830, Morwen retires and Lainiel III succeeds her as Lady of the First House. Helluin grows nervous waiting for Lainiel to wed Gilbarad and bear an heiress until the birth of Ivorwen in 2851, only to see her threatened by an outbreak of the Great Plague in 2881. OCs galore as usual.

Scribbles on my idea for a telling of the Second Age

"Her sons she named Elros and Elrond; and after the manner of her brothers the first ended in a Beorian word, and the second in an Elvish." Elwing decides to learn her father's language and later names her sons.

After the destruction of the Ring, Sauron makes a last, desperate attempt at survival and Celebrimbor comes across something familiar in the land of Avathar. What was broken might be remade. (Celebrimbor/Sauron)

When the Ships reach the land, they get attacked by an unkown creature lurking in the dark underwater. Maedhros interfere to protect his brothers

Maglor has finally found his way to Imladris to see Elrond again, but his plans are thwarted in the most unlikely manner. Instead of the coveted reunification with his foster son, Maglor requires his skills as a surgeon and healer.

Called to help out at the infirmary of Ost-in-Edhil after a horrible accident, Elrond musters all his considerable skills as a surgeon, but finds he cannot save every patient.

Maglor is greeted by a beautiful surprise by the moonlight shores.

Waking up in a new world is terrifying. For Kiera, she is dumped into this world, but in the wrong age to make a difference. For residents of Gondolin, their once isolated city will be shaken with the arrival of humans. For a few elves, the pull of humans is intriguing. While some develop friendships, only two turn into love, pushing the boundaries of mortal and immortal unions.

In which Meadhros and Fingon were forced to marry to end the war between their feuding houses. Maedhros is fearful and suspicious and wants nothing more than to escape his fate. Fingon is hopeful and desperate to make this marriage work. A tale of animosity, fear and anger, and how it blooms into a love. But how does one win the love of someone they've been taught to hate?

A drabble that once rang in my mind when I learned of Maglor's fate.

An addition to the library of Maglor fics… not sure how many of them involve mermaids (or kelpies), but here's another one… ;P

Slight AU. I am trying to make this seem as realistic as possible and make Tolkien's characters stay in character. There are many modern girls in ME stories, but not as many that have them end up in Angband. This is my take on 2 modern girls ending up in Angband and the chaos that would happen. Even more chaos if they happened to appear during Maedhros's captivity. Torture warning.

In which Fëanáro seeks the power to protect his family from the whims of the Valar while not letting his family in on his plans. Finwë does not go to Formenos with Fëanáro, but Nerdanel does.

The Halls of Mandos are unhealthy for young fëa, so they need to leave early. But sometimes there's no family outside yet. Or how Rog got yet another kid thrown at him, and everyone had to deal with it.

A lost and lonely sailor listens at night as a new voice rises, intertwining with the melody of the sea. (Or A retelling of Beren and Lúthien's meeting in a Mermaid!AU).

Nówë travels to the home of his sister's clan for the birth of her first great-grandchild.

Eve Elmendë was once of the world of Earth but for hundreds of years has lived among the elves. She has married Findekáno, prince of the Noldor, and become a sister to the House of Fëanáro. In Beleriand she will find death, tragedy, and despair...but maybe more. Through sorrow, to find joy; or freedom at the least. Part Three of the Airequalmë. UPDATING RESUMES SUMMER 2023

Once an Oath shook the very world of Arda itself, an oath she vowed to never swear. Now her own promise leads her home across the sea with a frail Celebrian. Facing those she left behind has never been more terrifying. Cross-posted on AO3.

Dear Husband suggested I try writing Sauron from a more sympathetic (or nuanced, at least?) perspective… took a while to chew on that one but this is what I came up with…

Finarfin, wisest son of Finwë, had an inkling what the Oath would drive his nephews to do. Like any uncle, he would do what he could to spare them that. Or how the youngest child of Finwë gave everyone some bad days.