- Ernil i Duremmen - Marnie
Young Celeborn, Prince of Doriath, gives Orome the Huntsman something to think about.
in Public bookmarks - Finding a home in Mithlond - Oleanne
A young Elrond newly freed from captivity in Himring journeys to Mithlond. This is a story of how he finds kin, fits in and develops through the end of the War of Wrath.
in Public bookmarks - Footnote to the Akallabêth by clotho123
And a host of the Númenóreans encamped in might about Túna, whence all the Eldar had fled…. But Ar-Pharazôn the king and the mortal warriors that had set foot upon the land of Aman were buried under falling hills: there it is said they lie hidden imprisoned in the Caves of the Forgotten….
in Public bookmarks - Fugitive - Evendim
Boromir is sent after a fugitive on the run after an attempt is made on the life of the Steward. The sting in this tale is that the fugitive is Faramir! So who is the mysterious stranger who aids Faramir in his distress? AU
in Public bookmarks - Garden of Dreams and Memories - Soledad
Sequel to 'Sons of Twilight and Starlight'. Ending his voluntary stay in Mandos' Halls, Eönwë has an interesting encounter in Lórien's garden.
in Public bookmarks - Handful of Grey Ashes, Handful of Silver Tears - Losseniaiel
He was hers once and may be yet again, but for now he is only a child and does not remember what once was. And reunions are rarely what we expect them to be.
in Public bookmarks - Hands of the King by Anglachel
Finduilas of Dol Amroth married Denethor, future Lord Steward of Gondor, for some very specific reasons. A different take on their marriage. 870k words
in Public bookmarks - Hidden Within - keiliss
Past meets present; two elves and a sword, words of power sung under starlight.
in Public bookmarks - History Lessons: The Third Age - Nilmandra
The events of the War of the Ring as seen from Elrond's perspective, with remembrances into the earlier years of the Third Age.
in Public bookmarks - Imrahil
Bios - Research Library - Henneth Annûn
in Public bookmarks - In Dreams - The Girl in the Red Jacket
Faramir, son of the Steward, lays near death, taken by fever. He is aged five years. Yet hope remains while the child still breaths
in Public bookmarks - Isabeau's Drabbles
“So it was that Gandalf took command of the last defence of the City of Gondor. Wherever he came men's hearts would lift again, and the winged shadows pass from memory. Tirelessly he strode from Citadel to Gate, from north to south about the wall; and with him went the Prince of Dol Amroth in his shining mail. For he and his knights still held themselves like lords in whom the race of Númenor ran true.” The Siege of Gondor, ROTK.
in Public bookmarks - Journeys - Aria7
One of our favourite minstrels goes wandering in the south during the Third Age, and finds something strangely familiar. A story of unlooked for hope.
in Public bookmarks - Kinsmen - dwimordene
From father to son, the line of Isildur has remained unbroken through long years of toil and peril. Of the names of Chieftains recorded, a full quarter of them died untimely but were able to pass their title to their sons. This is a tale of the Dúnedain, and of keeping the line alive at all costs, as seen through the eyes of two mothers.
in Public bookmarks - Legacy - Anglachel
Ten days in Buckland as Bilbo tries to convince his relatives that Frodo belongs with him. Mature themes in all chapters, descriptions of sexual activity and violence in later chapters. Significant speculation about minor LOTR characters, and gap-filling on Shire culture, society, politics and economics.
in Public bookmarks - Lessons from the Mountain by MithLuin
What happened to the spirit of Maedhros when he died?
in Public bookmarks - Lords of Gondor - Linaewen
an AU tale of Boromir alive, doing what it takes to get back home.
in Public bookmarks - Messages - Shakes
"For in the sixth circle, outside the walls of the citadel, there were some fair stables where a few swift horses were kept, hard by the lodging of the errand riders of the Lord, messengers always ready to go at the urging of Denethor or his chief captains. But now all the horses and riders were out and away."(Return of the King, Minas Tirith)
in Public bookmarks - Necessity and Desire - Gwynnyd
The scenes leading up to the Council of Elrond have a lot of unanswered questions. Why didn't Elrond know where Aragorn was during Frodo's feast, or that his sons had returned? Who arranged that very odd head table seating and why? Where was Boromir that he could show up "in the grey morning" just in time? And why did Aragorn bring Narsil to the Council meeting anyway?
in Public bookmarks - New Roots
eleborn seeks a place to call his own, after leaving Imladris.
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