"I swear, my de-" "Shut your mouth. Your tongue has caused enough hell for me. I won't let you poison my head like you did my heart." She growled, steadying her voice. "If he is hurt. I will never forgive you, Grima."

He watches his days darken into eternal Night, filled with nothing but death, the decaying of a world, and the almost addictive love he feels for her—just as everyone loves her.

So this is my version of what happened after Gandalf, Frodo, Bilbo, Galadriel, Celeborn and Elrond sailed to west.

Denethor looks in the palantir for one last time

If the Quest to destroy the One Ring is so darn dangerous, how come hardly any members of the Fellowship die? Here's what really should have happened. [On-going]

Boromir and Gwinthorian hold a mischievous discussion that someone overhears. This story contains m/m spanking. Don't like, don't read. Thank you.

Lord Celeborn and Lady Galadriel want to help Lord Elrond, but will he let them?

"I am here, my friend" : Legolas, Aragorn and Gimli are on the hunt for some Uruk-hai's who took off with Merry and Pippin while Frodo and Sam continue their journey to Mordor. New adventures await the scattered Fellowship. AU. Extended summary inside. Sequel to Hannon le, mellon-nin. Part of the Stars of Arda series.

A lost pregnant Gondorian woman is found during a raid of an Uruk camp. Eomer helps her as she works through the horrors she has been through and through horrors she has yet to learn. Takes place in The Two Towers and after.

The halls of Mirkwood are dark after the death of a queen, most beloved. Her husband mourns her loss deeply, but their son is not coping well. Can Thranduil realize that his son needs him, before it's too late?

Elrond hat noch weitere Einladungen zum Rat ausgesendet, denn das Schicksal des Ringes geht viele etwas an. Nun bekommt die Gemeinschaft auch Unterstützung aus dem Norden. Dort leben seit Jahrtausenden die Nachfahren der Nachtelben, ein eigenartiges Volk, das, laut bösen Zungen, nur die Sterne und ihre Pferde im Kopf hat... OC!

The world years on, if Sauron had won. (a poem of sorts)

A drinking competition between Aragorn and Legolas becomes more than they thought. One thing leads to another and they soon find themselves naked and in bed. ONESHOT.

While this a sequl to Until We Meet Again, it is a stand alone and does not require having read UEMA. Tissue warnings may apply as Aragorn closes his eyes in the long sleep of Men with Legolas beside him to capture that last breath. While this story is rated for teen and above due to slash content, it is more by implication than implementation.

Dos hadas entre los hombres de la comunidad del anillo. Un pasado que se quiere olvidar. Un amor casi olvidado. Y un secreto que debe ser descubierto antes que sea demasiado tarde.

Estel seems to make friends just about everywhere he goes.

Elves glow, but a little boy who lives among them doesn't. Sad!Estel

Written for this post at the hobbit kinkmeme: Saruman is about to dig his very first Uruk-Hai out of the mud pit, but the White Council - who doesn't suspect him of anything sinister yet - has arrived to Isengard for a surprise visit. Saruman has to find an innocent explanation for what he's doing.

Left alone and confused, Merith doesn't know which way to turn. All around her are people she is supposed to know, faces she's supposed to recognize. All she remembers is the sickly scent of "Mirona".

Merry and Pippin make an investment. Written in 2004; a sidebar to "A New Reckoning", most of the story takes place between Chapters 1 and 2. Book-verse with a nod to movie-verse near the end.

A Company of Sauron's army fights and rebels against the Elves, Men and Dwarves after the destruction of the Ring. Then they plan to destroy the Elven Libaries, in Rivendell.

Thrandruil is surprised by his son's first words... featuring baby!Legolas. Just a One-shot.

Boromir is injured in combat, twice in rapid succession. Faramir tries to help.

Elessar Telcontar is dead, but for Elrohir and Elladan Elrondion, the Fourth Age continues on.

Ted Sandyman reaps what he has sown. (Written in 2006 for Marigold's Challenge #25) (MEFA 2006 Award Category: Races: Hobbits: Post-Sauron's Fall - First Place) WARNING: Rating for violence and death. Book-verse.