Within the Pages of Lore

March is Back to Middle-earth Month, when we all remember what inspired us to become part of this fandom in the first place.

But one of the most fun aspects of fandom is discovering new interests and inspirations. At times, we as writers can get caught in a rut of writing about the same characters, events, races, and eras. This month, we challenge all of our authors to try something new.

Interested? Get your Silmarillion off of the shelf. Close your eyes--but finish reading these instructions first! Now let your book fall open at random. Put your finger down on the page.

Open your eyes and copy the sentence on which your finger lies.

Your challenge is to create a fanwork using that quote. The quote can form the basis of the story. It can be the first line, or you can use it as a line somewhere within the story. You might find yourself researching and reading stories about a subject you'd never really considered before, and if this is the case, then the challenge has worked for you!

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Fanworks Tagged with Within the Pages of Lore

This is a Writing fanwork

The Sky Is Over by Robinka

For the challenge "Within the Pages of Lore", a glimpse at Finrod, dedicated to my friend and fellow writer Rianna.

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This is a Writing fanwork

Release the Bonds of Winter by Dawn Felagund

Ficlets written for March's challenge "Within the Pages of Lore." Please see the Table of Contents for summaries and specific warnings for each.

Added Love by Moonlight: Tilion observes two kinds of love in Beleriand. Implied Maedhros/Fingon.

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