archaic and content
Series compiled by Fernstrike
A note on series: over the time I’ve been writing, my perceptions of some of my favourite characters have changed since the first time I wrote them. While leaving all my stories up for posterity, only the stories catalogued within a series (like this one) should be considered part of Middle-earth-According-to-Fern. All other stories are standalones, and “AU” to my personal canon, if they can be referred to as such.
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Summary:
A collection of stories concerning the Númenoreans, primarily the Faithful and Elf-friends. Some are standalones, while others crossover with larger fics and other series. Think of it as the Númenorean corner of Fern's Middle-earth Cinematic Universe.
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Fanworks in "archaic and content"
the three laws (or, a means to an end) by Fernstrike, Lyra
Warnings: No warnings apply
In which a certain silver-tongued prisoner worms his way into Ar-Pharazôn's mind.
memento mori by Fernstrike
Warnings: No warnings apply
In which the winds of change are sweeping through Númenor, and Míriel does her best to stand steady in the storm.
Leviathan by Fernstrike
Warnings: Creator Chooses Not to Warn
Númenor is sick. A lord out of the east comes bearing a cure - a leviathan that is also an ouroboros.
silent night by Fernstrike
Warnings: No warnings apply
Elendil and his wife ruminate on the fragile space between what is seen and what is true, as Númenor slips silently into shadow.
Faithful by Fernstrike
Warnings: Character Death, Violence (Moderate)
The tenuous relationship between the King and the Elendili is coming to its breaking point. When Isildur steals the fruit of Nimloth, what follows brings the already-heavy boot of tyranny down harder upon the Faithful - especially the gifted healer, Nilûphel.
Diplomacy by Fernstrike
Warnings: No warnings apply
Elendur awakes one morning as the Alliance prepares to march for Mordor.
letters from the front by Fernstrike
Warnings: No warnings apply
Isildur contemplates what to to tell his wife as he writes home from the siege of Barad-dûr.
