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.

Finally, Gil-galad said, "Why did you come out here alone?"
Elrond didn't answer right away. He picked up a seashell and turned it over in his fingers. "I was—angry," he said finally. "It would not be befitting for the lord of Imladris to stand in the middle of Mithlond and scream at the sky, I thought."

Vignettes of relationships between Elves and Men, with the addition of one small detail.

Manwe invites Melkor to fly with him.
(Part of my Mighty Love-'verse where Melkor repents and is pardoned at the end of the Third Age.)

Dorthaniel's college professor gives her class a seemingly impossible homework assignment: turn a fragment of strange music from the Second Age into a modern score, and then explain its origins. Well, her guess is as good as anyone's!

Maglor makes a strategic retreat.

A series of outtakes from an AU about Sauron’s sojourn in Númenor in which Sauron is a lady (of sorts).

Celebrían and Mithrandir have a brief talk.

This law-abiding Oklahoman isn't sure whether she's the best kind of person to find a Silmaril or the worst, but she does know one thing: she doesn't want to die. Featuring Mt. St. Helens and Tupperware.

Olwë sentences Maglor.

Maglor encounters two people… and a pack of puppies.

Maglor decides to explore Rivendell.

Maglor talks with Nerdanel and stands trial before the Valar.

Time is a tricky thing to play with. It can take everything away from you. Yet, if you play your hand right, it can give back everything it took too.

Veryë, wife of Arahad I, receives the invitation for Elrond's council about the orcs in the Misty Mountains.

Feanor crashes and burns (not necessarily in that order). A crossover with Classical mythology.

One time only in the history of Arda, by Luthien's song, was Mandos moved to pity.
...Self-pity counts, right?

War was supposed to end by the light of the Silmarils. Millenia later, another gem grows from a darkness that is all too familiar.
Written for B2MEM 2019 with the prompts: Maglor in the Manhattan Project, silmarils

An account of how, through many sorrows, a small-town painter and hiking enthusiast becomes the unlikely Lady of Minas Tirith and Queen of Nargothrond. Utilizes many prompts, typically as chapter titles.

As promised, Elrond informs Thranduil of Maglor's presence in Rivendell.

In 1892, Fëanor Gates, Britain's most brilliant inventor, unveils a creation destined to change the world--though not all of his children are equally impressed.

Maglor rescues Celebrían before the orcs take her deep into their caves. Life in Imladris will never be the same.

Níniel needs Finduilas to help her remember a word. Or maybe she just wants to kiss her.

In the brief period of calm between the end of the War and the Valinorean army sailing home to Aman, Maglor makes a decision.