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.

This is my latest collection of pieces too small to stand alone, often written for events on the SWG Discord.
The Latest:
"Fly." Fingon's faith in his friendship with Maedhros leads him to the decision to rescue him.
"Salt." Uinen discovers the kinslaying.
"Sunship." Nerdanel places the final cog in the sunship as an act of resistance.
"No One Heard That." The histories withheld some details of Fëanor's muster of the Noldor.
"Cracked." Námo explains death to a young Fëanor.
"Sunship, Reprise." The sunship's launching, from the perspective of the other side of the sea.
"Shadows beyond a Campfire." The sons of Fëanor build a campfire after the Nirnaeth.
"The Neologist." Pengolodh on language and history at three points in Gondolin's history.

Aredhel arrives in Gondolin.

Fingon, unfocused, distracted and distressed. A double-drabble and three drabbles.

Once, he had been more than a gracious listener in the Music.
That time was gone.

The House of Shields is more than a bar. A double drabble.

A three-card spread that changes everything.

Maglor read the cards too well

Nerdanel contemplates names for her new-born twins.

Elves took to sailing sky as readily as they did sea

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

"See us!" shouted the lamps, the candles.

One could fall up forever, did not the ground hold fast.

They had come here as in a dream, to the far North of the world.

Whither away to the stars, my love

In The Book of Lost Tales, Fui Nienna's hall is roofed with bats' wings.
In later canon, it is a certain other female character who is associated with bat wings.
There can be no connection, though, surely?

It isn't Sims, it's Silms, and it all goes round and round, a loop of effort and agony

Only a watcher: a watcher of stars

Celegorm and Huan have a special relationship. Two 100 word drabbles.

Amras and Elurin's wedding night may not be traditional, but it is Noldorin.

People have been people, and will continue to be people, for a very long time. Elves are definitely people.

Fëanor, outside of calenders entirely. Now what?