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.

Would it never end? Would there always be one more mother standing on the shore, looking out to sea, full of a grief made more terrible by hope?
Elwing and Nerdanel in Valinor in the Fourth Age; a story about children coming home.

Emeldir bakes. A podfic of "Proving" by sallysavestheday. Length - 06:49 minutes.

An ordinary sort of letter, sent from Dwarrowdelf to Imladris, by one of the survivors of Ost-in-Edhil.

Celebrimbor makes the famed Elfstone.

A reworking of Twinkle, twinkle, little star, featuring Eärendil. Originally written by Anérea.

What it says on the box, i.e. all my podfics in one place.

Melian and Thingol stand enchanted for two hundred years. Why could no one find them in all that time? And what did they see in each other to keep them entranced for so long?

In the First Age, Fingon traveled to Rerir after discovering Turgon's disappearance. In the Fourth Age, he travels to Rerir again in Beleriand Risen.
A tale told in drabbles.

"The Silmaril falls slowly, so slowly, as if taking its time to caress the weightlessness of Ulmo’s waters. Does it seek relief also, Maglor wonders, to be free at last of all the hands that lusted after its blessed shine?"
Maglor casts his Silmaril into the Sea.

Uncanonical take on Caranthir's canonical wife: in himring!verse she's not an elf.

First Age 116: in the foothills of the Orocani Mountains, west of Hildórien and far, far east of Beleriand.
Woman meets Maia in four perfect drabbles.

First Age 116: in the foothills of the Orocani Mountains—west of Hildórien and far, far east of Beleriand.
Woman meets Maia in four 100-word drabbles

In her wanderings through Aman, Minyelmë comes to the farthest shore.

It was written that Ulmo was alone, but delving deeper into the nature of the Valar and their adopted world reveals otherwise.

Erestor and Pengolodh negotiate their respective truths, after sailing for Valinor.

Breakfast with the Feanorians, late in the First Age featuring Himring's OC Narye, ex-housekeeper of Himring.

Rúmil invents writing only half on purpose.

Elwing weaves for her children.

A brief interlude in the life of a fox with a job to do.

A letter comes to the Lonely Mountain from Bag End, requesting a large number of birthday gifts for Bilbo's upcoming eleventy-first birthday. The Mountain gets to work immediately.

Elanor sits down to make a copy of the Red Book.

Goldberry has a song for each season.

Lothíriel finds many things in Rohan unsettling, but none so much as her future sister-in-law.

Nori's not really a protest sort of person. Dwalin, apparently, is.

Dwalin has the mountains under her skin.