Idril has a troubling encounter with her cousin Maeglin on the morning of her betrothal to Tuor.

Morgoth's victory approaches, but Arien will still choose her own fate. (Arien/Ungoliant)

The women of Erendis's household tell each other stories on a rainy day. (Or, a tale from New England retold in Númenor.)

Míriel has always loved the Sea. After the Downfall of Númenor, the Lady of the Seas offers her refuge and comfort. (Tar-Míriel/Uinen)

Bits of memory from Elrond's early childhood. (Double drabble.)

The Aldudénië was Elemmírë's formal, public lament after the Darkening of Valinor, but she also had private feelings which she put into her poetry. (Three poems by Elemmírë about the Darkening, the First Kinslaying, the Flight of the Noldor, and above all, her love for Lalwen.)

Celebrimbor sees his father for the last time.

After her death, Nienor is found by the ghost of Finduilas, who has been watching over Brethil, and offered a new existence.

(I tagged for suicide and character death to be safe, but the character deaths are all canonical and take place before the beginning of the story.)

Gorlim searches for Eilinel.

Two women in mourning and defiance. (Two half-drabbles.)

Barahir and Emeldir try to hold their ground against the encroaching darkness from the North. (Barahir/Emeldir)

Three times that Ilmarë fulfilled her duties to Varda.

Newly arrived at the Havens of Sirion, the child Elwing tries to comfort herself with memories.

The smiths of Eregion prepare to face Sauron. (The narrator is Feredwen, an original character.)

After the end of the War of Wrath, Feredwen, a follower of the sons of Fëanor, decides not to return to the Blessed Realm.

Aredhel deals with Fëanorians, family, and the Ice. (A sequence of eight drabbles.)

During the Fëanorian invasion of Doriath, Feredwen is briefly snared by memory.

Held captive in Nargothrond, Lúthien dreams of Beren and exchanges one prison for another. (Triple drabble.)

Elwing makes a friend in the woods of Doriath.

Míriel keeps Erulaitalë as best she can. (Fixed-length ficlet.)