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.

A gift is forged in Middle-earth and passes through many hands to crown a queen. Written for the Team Storytelling challenge. Author and art credits are in the chapter notes.

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.

At the Feast of Reuniting, Fingolfin finds himself missing Anaire.

After a few busy days, I read a discord discussion and had to write this utter crack.
But yes, whose is better, between Fëanor and Fingolfin?

Tindómiel searches for a teacher.

Perhaps, when there were still Entings, not all of them conformed to the expectations laid down for their gender?

From the Discord server session on 10 May 2020.

Maitimo had last seen Findekano in torchlight, in the lingering Unlight of the Darkening, before the starlight had returned.

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?

Melkor cannot create a new race. We know the discussions on Orcs - but what about Dragons?

A celebration of Nost-na-Lothion in Gondolin, seen mostly through the eyes of young Eärendil.

The world is dark. Nerdanel creates.

Mardil watches King Eärnur depart Minas Tirith with no expectation he will return.

A smitten young elf declares his love with a poem.

Celebrían and Eärwen speak of husbands, children, and forgiveness.

Beleriand had sang. Her waterfalls had been choruses of crystal upon rocks, her forests brimming with songs of nightingales. Valinor was only It; where I wandered I found no echoes of my sunken home, until I sought one of the primal woods of Oromë. I had been warned not to go there: shadows of broken things made home in the green shadows; feral things that could not be healed.
I hovered at the edge of the wood and in my hesitations pondered: was I broken enough to wander there?

Young Fëanáro doesn't like his baby half-brother. Until one particular day.

Findekano arrives in the world: a drabble set.

Fëanor talks about his father, his love for him, his remarriage, his unresolved bitterness. Character study, first person.

He approached the prey licking his nose, knowing he walked like a king who deserved reverence. The man just watched but didn’t back away. This was one stubborn human! Perhaps he, too, was famished?
AU in which Númenor fell long before Ost-in-Edhil.

The Oath of Fëanor, translated by the international cast of the SWG! Vocal versions to be added!

"Try your hand at a form of fanwork you have not done before"
It has been said that the Silmarillion is unfilmable. That's probably true - but could it be made into a TV series as per Game of Thrones? (With, hopefully, a better ending).
This will (I hope) contain the suggested scripts for episodes of various seasons of a Silmarillion TV series.

Breakfast with the Feanorians, late in the First Age.
For Oshun's request: I can never find too many stories of the family of Elrond, Elros, Maglor and Maedhros. Write me another one!

Princes of the Noldor need to learn a great many things. But that doesn't mean they have to be thrilled about it...