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

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!

We know Celebrimbor canonically worked together with Narvi; whether he ever watched his grandmother's father Mahtan at work, Tolkien does not tell us.

It was my idea that Mahtan and Narvi might have something in common, in his eyes...

After the expulsion from Nargothrond:
Celegorm and Curufin pause for a rest on their travels.

Fermata: a pause of unspecified length on a note or rest

Aredhel arrives in Gondolin.

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?

Finduilas has a rare opportunity, a harp lesson with both her aunt and her uncle, Galadriel and Finrod.
But during the session, there is a point she feels she needs to raise...

A mechanical clock is imported from The Shire to Valinor.

Growing up in Valinor, Maglor and Caranthir establish a strong connection, despite difficulties.

Death attends the summer festival, not once but twice.

A poem for November: on the struggle and against the long defeat.

Finduilas  is still trying to settle in in Nargothrond, when she receives a gift from Finrod.

Collection for slightly longer pieces featuring Maedhros.

Now added:  Land of Mist (Maedhros, Fingon)

In the First Age, just before the Fifth Battle of Beleriand, Beleg joins the forces of King Fingon and meets Haldir of the Haladin, son of Halmir, who had been his ally in an earlier victory in Brethil.

Millennia after the disastrous loss of the Fifth Battle, Haldir of Lothlorien is introduced to a re-embodied Beleg in Valinor, and Beleg speaks to him of his namesake.

In the far future, in a galaxy far, far away, a few lines from the Silmarillion still serve as inspiration.

This is an attempt to weave the different accounts of the making and the history of the Elessar into a coherent narrative.

Now added: intervening chapter on Gil-galad.

Gimli is not the first dwarf to admire an elven lady--or a cave!

On the battle cry of the Edain of the North--and the cry of Fingon on the first morning of the Dagor Nirnaeth Arnoediad.

An orc escapes into the hands of Ulmo.

Yavien, great-granddaughter of Elros, is summoned to her long-time lover's deathbed, in the fisher village of Nindamos.

(Now with extra drabble on footwear)