Cultus Dispatches: "The Rings of Power" Is a Ripple (So Far)
Tolkien Fanfiction Survey data for 2025 shows that "The Rings of Power" TV series has not had the same impact on the fandom as the film trilogies did ... so far.
Challenges have been a part of the SWG since our group was formed in 2005. Before the archive, there were challenges. Before References or any special projects or B2MeM or any of the myriad things we've done over the last decade-plus, there were challenges. Challenges end and a new challenges is posted on the 15th of the month. (Yes, that means there is one thrilling day each month when there are two active challenges!) Participants—both authors and reviewers—will receive a stamp in their challenge stamp collection for their participation. Deadlines apply only if you want your fanwork to receive a stamp.
Every challenge that has ever been offered by the SWG is available for use by creators of fanworks who are looking for inspiration. Even if the deadline for stamps is passed, you are welcome to use the challenges listed on our site. And comments on past challenge fanworks are always welcome and always receive a reward for that month. Want to join us? Click to read the guidelines below!
While Tolkien is known for his vast natural landscapes, those expanses are populated by people—and the buildings they construct. Whether a cottage tucked into the forest or the soaring spires of a grand city, the architecture of Arda can send the imagination adventuring through settings ethereal and astonishing.
This month's challenge uses architecture to inspire fanworks. Participants will receive a prompt from the challenge moderators; you can choose if you'd like to receive an architectural style, a location on Arda, or both. As usual, if the prompt you are assigned isn't working for you, just let the challenge moderators know, and we will draw again. You can request a prompt by emailing us, sending us an ask on Tumblr, commenting on our Dreamwidth, or requesting a prompt on the #monthly-challenges channel on our Discord.
You can use your prompt however you want to inspire your fanwork. While setting and architectural descriptions are one approach, this certainly isn't required!
Thank you to Sallysavestheday for this month's stamps!
Create a fanwork using on of our righteous prompts based on popular culture from the 1980s. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Solves clues to find your prompts for this Matryoshka challenge. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Create a fanwork about an ordinary character in the legendarium using a quote about an unnamed character as inspiration. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Use a noteworthy last line to inspire your fanwork. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Create a fanwork using our collection of 125 titles from Tolkien's books, chapters, essays, poems, and fragments as inspiration. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Our annual amnesty challenge allows you to complete and receive stamps for challenges you missed in the past year. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Ready? Set? Bake! Our two-month daily prompt calendar includes sweet- and savory-themed prompts as well as weekly comment challenges. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Create a fanwork about fear that involves a prompt you select from our list of common fears. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Member-created prompts upcycle old challenges and prompts with additional new twists. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Create a fanwork using a bingo card of prompts based on common gripes about kids and teens. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Choose a prompt from a list of music, films, novels, inventions, and more from the 1940s. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Create a fanwork based on prompts about summer taken from Tolkien's life, canon events, and quotes from his letters and stories. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
A Matryoshka challenge where prompts are inspired by common tropes found in period dramas and historical fiction. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Craft a fanwork inspired by songs from musicals. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Daily word, image, and poetry prompts are loosely structured around events and milestones leading up to our 20th birthday. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Create a fanwork using anti-prompts: prompts that don't appear in your fanwork. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
This January, for our annual amnesty challenge, any challenge from January 2017 onward is fair game! Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Tolkien Meta Week is a week-long event to encourage fans to create nonfiction works related to Tolkien's world. Tolkien Meta Week will run from December 8-14, 2024 on Tumblr and here on the Silmarillion Writers' Guild archive. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
This is a fun and low-key event meant to encourage works about or inspired by Hanukkah, running this year in conjunction with the Potluck Bingo challenge. Challenge opened in . Read more ...
Help yourself to a collection of prompts on bingo boards designed by members and friends of the SWG. Challenge opened in . Read more ...