New Challenge: Title Track
Tolkien's titles range from epic to lyrical to metaphorical. This month's challenge selected 125 of them as prompts for fanworks.

In which a certain silver-tongued prisoner worms his way into Ar-Pharazôn's mind.

The War of the Ring has ended and nothing has turned out exactly as anyone expected. Sauron, who is in this version female and known originally as Mairen and now as Thû, has survived, remained corporeal and been captured. As such, she will be sent to Valinor to stand trial.
Posted in a very different form. Heavily revised. Completed and being posted gradually as final revisions are made.

The story of the first Orc's birth in Utumno, and of how that race was fashioned.

In which some Elves of Dorthonion learn a thing or two about cheese-making, and about Eldalótë.

All things in Arda are filled with Song, and each Song is a story - even for that which does not seem to have its own voice. This is the tale of one such thing; of a smith, a dwarf, and a bowman, and the fallen star that sang its way through their histories.

After Finrod's companions are reborn at the start of the Second Age, what do they do in the new eternity of peaceful paradise that awaits them?
How does a culture readjust?
What is Bân going to do with his second life?

The two Silmarils end up in the sea and land, and change the underworld in ways that astound humanity through the ages – and even today.

Three Hobbits come to Gondor bearing a precious artefact. Their guide is a dark-haired Elf who is more than he seems.

A bard of Annúminas cannot find the right melody for his song - but help is waiting in the shadows.
Written for Back to Middle-earth Month 2020, Endings and Beginnings.

Roverandom catches up with friends, both canine and otherwise.

From the Discord server sessions on 25 March, 29 March, and 12 April 2020.

Laurësirya had been in that competition performance. She'd been in the battle as well.

The M Universe fever-dreams in backstory to the fanfic At the Edge of Lasg’len twisted by The Lost Tales. Mostly. Gods help everything. Which Gods? You decide.

From Numenor to Imladris, the stories of the past are handed down, culminating in a momentous occasion.

They're important, the myths people tell about themselves, about their histories. You can learn a lot from a tale or seven.

The story of the tenth companion of Finrod and Beren to die in the dungeons of Tol-in-Gaurhoth.

Celebrían is very excited about the Midwinter feast and invites her cousin to come, but she discovers that families and holiday celebrations may become very complicated, particularly when a new acquaintance creates some conflict.
It is part of the Thû or Lady!Sauron 'verse.

At the end of the War of Wrath a follower of Oromë finds a new purpose.

One day, in the orangery on Ilmarin, Queen Elindis, wife to Ingwe, and her adolescent great-niece Artanis have a quiet talk, and Elindis reveals some surprising information.
Challenge quote:
"In my time, I have been called many things: sister, lover, priestess, wise-woman, queen." ~ Marion Zimmer Bradley, The Mists of Avalon

When one woman threatens another in the marketplace, Finarfin must judge the circumstances and determine consequences.

A Dwarven fairytale involving some Scandinavic folkloric creatures
I originally wrote the bones of this for a Fíli ficlet; it is a tale told to Dwarf-children, but I thought it fitted the challenge so well I had to polish it up a little.

Haunted by the past two years of his life, Maglor returns to the home he vanished from. Maglor in history.

In the far future, in a galaxy far, far away, a few lines from the Silmarillion still serve as inspiration.

Learning went on in Ost-in-Edhel year round