New and Updated Writing

Here lay all the passion and fire Turgon ever needed to warm his cold heart.

Drabble (or, more accurately, a drabble and a half - 150 words) written for Elfscribe, who asked for Beleg and Túrin. Follows in the same universe as my story "Will Overruled by Fate."

Every year the Gate of Summer celebration comes, and with it, silence from midnight until dawn. Or…it should be silent, anyway.

More about the Man that Idril married.

Glorfindel's return to Arda, and Elrond's salvation.

Turgon's tale; briefly spoken.

The story of Glorfindel's life, in his own terms. (Began 2003, Completed 2008)

A tale set at time of the end of Numenor, involving original characters, Amandil, Elendil, some Elves a bit of angst and some of my own ideas thrown in, and a bit of poetry!

On the strange gift of the heirs of Azaghâl and the final fate of Maedhros the Kinslayer. A Third Age ghost story.

A legend remembered by the dwarves, but never told by the elves.

An old dwarf and a very young elf meet in Doriath.

Sauron recounts the first human sacrifice in the temple of Armenelos.

MEFA 2009: First Place - Races: Villains: General

Isildur's theft of the fruit of the White Tree, from a different perspective. (Beta: annmarwalk)

The story of the last sacrifice offered to Morgoth by Numenor, told in four true drabbles from the perspectives of four OCs.

Celebrimbor reflects on his father's final act.

~Triple drabble~

OSA Drabble Challenge #101 - Reflection and Tolkien Tango Challenge - Silence

2009 MEFA Honorable Mention, Genres: Drama: House of Finwe

During the attack on Sirion, Maglor is reminded of past deeds. (300 words)

The day Glorfindel became Lord of the Golden Flower. Nominated for MEFA 2008 by Phyncke.

A Lady of Doriath, the cherished young Wildflower of that court, is swept up in the flame of Fëanor's heir.


“… Maedros the eldest appears to have been unwedded”
The Peoples of Middle-earth, History of Middle-earth Vol XII

2nd place in the Silmarillion-Romance Category in the 2004 MEFA

many many thanks to the gang at the Garden for their help with this long-overdue rewrite. (now complete!)

Summary: In observance of the International Day of Femslash (July 19, 2008): Galadriel/Aredhel, a true drabble. According to my research there is one year between the births of these two women, with Galadriel being the younger. Why femslash these two? Why not? They both seem adventurous, rebellious even, and I would imagine quite close in their youths.

In the waning years of Tar-Palantír's reign, a young woman of the Númenórean nobility and a shepherdess of Hyarastorni find pleasure in one another's company. They know that they must guard the nature of their relationship, but Elerína recalls what her grandmother told her of a great queen who loved a woman.

Written for the International Day of Femslash Challenge.

MEFA 2010.  WInner, Second Place. Times: Second and Early Third Age: Fall of Númenor. 

Shortly after the Elves awaken at Cuiviénen, the young Þerindë begins to learn about love and Elven nature. This story seeks to explore the origins of the Elven mores concerning sexuality that are discussed in Laws and Customs and Quendi and Eldar.

When Melkor and Sauron next meet after their humilation at the hands [or paws] of Luthien, Beren, and Huan, they discuss how best to restore their damaged reputations. Humor. Very definitely humor.

The death of Huan, the Hound of Valinor, as seen through his eyes.

In the gardens of Lórien, a young Fingon picks a flower, speaks with a cousin, and learns the concept of blasphemy. Oneshot. Can be read as pre-slash, or not.

Celebrimbor faces a hard choice when his father tries to usurp the crown of Nargothrond.