\'Interleavings\' because there is no central character or plotline, the series is just a way to group stories which have interconnecting references and which I intend to be definitely part of the same fictional universe.  At some point some of my other stories may get included in this series as well, we\'ll see

These are stories set in the Undying Lands begiining at the end of the Second Age

Three loosely linked stories filling gaps in the history of the palantíri

A compilation of Tolkien's various timelines from the First Age and earlier that presents dates for important events from The Silmarillion.

These five short vignettes are AUs that might have been canon.  Each of them takes an idea that was conceived and then abandoned by Tolkien, and builds a brief scene on it. 

In which Fingolfin makes a fresh start, and later discusses the First Age with his younger brother

Five different paths the history of the Noldor might have taken if Fëanor had sworn a different Oath

Thirty-one drabbles, each from the point of view of a different member of the House of Finwë

At the very end of the First Age Celebrimbor and Maedhros discuss Silmarils and leadership

Mid-winter at Himring was never going to be all peace and goodwill

A possible glimpse into Círdan's history

How would the friendship have been between Indis and Míriel if they had known each other? This ficlet series explores this possibility.

Gil-galad, Celebrimbor and a ring.  Not the one you think.

The Last Ship is about to sail from the Grey Havens and an unexpected encounter an unexpected encounter leads Celeborn to ponder some new questions.

A dark exploration of what might have happened if Maglor had submitted to the Valar after the War of Wrath

 Includes horror themes, insanity and attempted suicide

An Eärendil vignette exploring why he was fated to sail the skies.  A little odd, and a little bleak.

Of the sack of Sirion and the power of the Oath of Fëanor

Concluding a trilogy of stories about the history of the palantirí.  After his journey into the West Elrond makes a visit and returns a gift.

Where did the Arkenstone really come from, and why does it seem so strangely familiar? (Despite the subject most of this story is set in the Silmarillion period)

After the Halls of Mandos some reunions are bittersweet