"I have had a message from the lady Nienna," the High King said to them all. "The Valar have come to a decision about the case of the House of Fëanor. " 

The last (15th) story in the Return to Aman series which tells of Maglor's return with Elrond. I've kind of given up on listing major and minor characters at this point. There are a lot of people in this, and many of them have an eye-opener, as Bilbo would put it. 

Maglor gets a life that isn’t being alone on a beach forever. Elrond gets a hug.  Well, several hugs.  Celebrian gets to look after Elrond for a change, Elwing and Earendil get their son back, Bilbo gets to hear the Elf-songs in full, Sam gets to see Elf-magic, Nerdanel thinks her husband is an idiot but at least he is good-looking...

And the House of Fëanor returns from the Halls of Mandos.   There is a lot of loyalty and cheering, some politics, a lot of horses and jewellery, and quite a bit of arguing, wine and cake. 

Maglor has breakfast with Elrohir and tests the truth of the Doom of the Noldor, Elrohir gives his opinion of the Shibboleth of Fëanor, Finrod Felagund goes on a walking holiday with hobbits in Eldamar and discusses Moria and the Valar, Sam sees Elf-magic, and Elrond visits Nerdanel to discuss Silmarils. [Return to Aman series 14: follows 'Many Meetings : the Night is Passing']

Celebrimbor returns from the Halls of Mandos, to be greeted by Finrod, Galadriel, Elrond, Celebrían and Orodreth, and travels to Tol Eressëa to meet Maglor, Frodo and Bilbo. And then a long-awaited ship arrives. [Return to Aman series 13 : follows 'Among the Ainur and Other Animals']

Maglor meets Nimloth of Doriath, and is surprised. Elrond and Bilbo go to Valimar, and meet Ingwion, leader of the Vanyar Host from the War of Wrath, Indis and Melian. Elrond gets rather cross and channels his inner Maia. Bilbo is sensible. And Eönwë, Herald of the Valar, brings news. [Return to Aman series 12 : follows 'Shadows Cast by Memory']

Maglor, returned to Tol Eressëa with Elrond and Frodo, meets two heroes of Gondolin, recalls Elrond's thoughts on the Downfall of Númenor, injures Fingon and loses a horse-race (barely). [Part 11 of the Return to Aman Series: follows 'Even the Very Wise']

Nerdanel and Lalwen [Irime] in Tol Eressëa at the start of the Fourth Age, discussing kinslaying, family, art and history, are joined by Galadriel who has recently returned from Middle-earth after the Ban of the Valar that prevented her from returning was finally lifted.  Gil-galad's parentage is discussed. Later, Nerdanel makes a decision. [Return to Aman 10 : follows Seeds of Lies ]

Maglor, returned to Aman with Elrond, makes new songs, gets drunk with Fingon and his aunt Lalwen, and runs into trouble with the Oath of Fëanor.  [Return to Aman 9 : follows 'Mereth Aderthad : Once More: With Feeling']

Elrond, having arrived in Valinor at the end of the Third Age, goes to meet his mother, Elwing. Taking Maglor with him.

“Hmph. I suppose we can’t have him being beaten bloody on my doorstep.” Elwing said, unenthusiastically “Or killing someone.” Apparently Maglor was considered a random killer, like a biting dog. “Come in then, if you must.”

Return to Aman: 3 (follows Remembrance of Time Long Past)

In which Maglor and Elrond meet Maglor's mother Nerdanel, Finrod makes a miscalculation, Maglor is princely, and Elrond is amused. And Finarfin is reluctantly kingly, even when surprised in his gardening clothes. [Return to Aman 7 : follows 'Aiya Eärendil Elenion Ancalima' ]

Elrond meets his foster-father Maglor again, after the fall of Beleriand.

There is mention of the deaths of Elros and Maedhros in this, but neither is described in detail. Return to Aman: 1

Contains root vegetables, Elven politics, the powers of the princes of the Noldor, consideration of the Gimli Question, contrasting leadership styles among Elves, party planning, and background hobbits. Also, Maglor's thoughts on the whole 'when did Amrod die' issue. [Return to Aman 8 : follows 'Come Home']

Frodo Baggins and Maglor son of Fëanor have a chance-encounter with Elrond's father Eärendil on the shores of Tol Eressëa, and take him back to meet Elrond and Bilbo. [Return to Aman 6: Follows Love. Politics. And Pastries]

Elrond, newly arrived in the West, and Celebrían discuss family, Rivendell, getting settled in Tol Eressëa, missing Middle-earth, the House of Fëanor as pastries, and the Breaking of the World. Brief depiction of Celebrían's torment in the dens of the orcs, and a fencing lesson with Maglor. [Return to Aman 5: Follows 'In Avallónë by the Sea'.]

Maglor, having returned to Tol Eressëa with Elrond, catches up with Finrod, discussing poetry, harp manufacture, first age Beleriand, Mandos, the political situation in Tirion, hobbits, & whether kinslayers can be trusted. [Return to Aman 4: Follows 'Across so Wide a Sea'].

Elrond, Galadriel and the Ringbearers ride into the Grey Havens, seeking the ship that will take them into the West. Now the War of the Ring is over and done, Elrond has one last small personal matter to attend to.  Return to Aman: 2 (follows And the wind as sweet as honey in the mouth)

Finrod Felagund meets Samuel Taylor Coleridge, for the second time. 

Maglor in Mithlond is fairly sure he's not supposed to get an even slightly happy ending. Elrond and Elros think that they'd be happier if he did.

Follows directly from Lingering in the Hither Lands This series is not consistent with my Return to Aman series, but does connect loosely with Quenta Narquelion.

The stars turn, the world changes, and anger and pride proves a road with a fearful ending.

Bunn is the featured author for for cloudyhymn's presentation "The Design of Dragons and the Doom of Dwarves" and the featured artist for Savannah Horrell's presentation "By Guile Committed: Comparing Tolkien’s Thieves to Beowulf." Shadow spoke with bunn about the mystery of dragons, the appeal of Dwarves, and the many ways Tolkien's work connects to Beowulf.