Two queens of the Noldor discuss motherhood.

Maglor, who earned her place in Mirkwood serving in defense of the realm, has a plan for alleviating the queen's stress, and naturally it involves a great many jewels.

Thranduil is plagued by the shadow haunting Mirkwood Forest.

No - Thranduil is haunted by the War of the Last Alliance.

Or - Thranduil has succumbed to some new and unknown illness.

Whatever the problem is, Elrond must solve it quickly, for even immortal Elves may not have forever.

All is not as it seems when Thranduil enters the ancestral Feanorian estate, but he fails to fully comprehend the scale and nature of the risk. If he's very lucky, one day he might even get to leave.

Indis knows that Miriel is the only one who understands their connection. This is why it should be Indis who looks after Miriel's body.

Maedhros presents himself as a...diplomatic guest to Doriath, certain he can convince the king to do as Maedhros wishes him to if he only had the chance. It is possible Maedhros is less than prepared for Doriath than he expected.

An exploration of the various interpretations of the fall of the ancient Elven stronghold of Gondolin as told through popular culture.

KEY WORDS: Gondolin, Hidden City, Turgon, Idril, Tuor, Maeglin, First Age, Morgoth, Earendil, siege, theater, literature, radio, cinema, pop culture

Earendil and Elwing's story has captivated Middle-earth for centuries. An examination of various pop culture adaptations of the story.

KEY WORDS: Earendil, Elwing, Pop culture, Third Kinslaying, Sirion, Theater, Art, War of Wrath

Melkor's servant Thuringwethil is turned from her dark path by Luthien Tinuviel

To the eldest son of the crown prince, the heir to the throne of the Noldor, Nelyafinwë Maitimo.

From prince in Valinor to high king of the Noldor in Middle-earth to martyr: Fingolfin Finwion!

For Gwindor of Nargothrond, son of Guilin, brother of Gelmir, Angband escapee.

Elwing is dead, but she will not let Maglor alone, no matter how he pleads.

Maedhros gets a reward for a job well done.

Maglor receives treatment for his shortcomings.

Thuringwethil expected she had signed her doom when she let the princess of Doriath go free. But she may have saved herself in the process.

Amarie would appreciate Finrod being less of a distraction. At least he's willing to help fix the problem he caused.

Maglor encounters Maedhros in an unexpected place. His explanations are not satisfactory.

Anaire forgives Fingolfin in pieces.

Maglor had not, in fact, lost the capacity to care for another.