W by Himring
Fanwork Notes
Actually I have got only short piece for the "Words of Wit and Whimsey" challenge yet, for the prompt word "wain". But I have vague ideas for two others, so I have created an anthology, just in case they get written.
Update: I have now added a second, rather different piece for the prompt "walrus".
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Summary:
Short pieces for the "Words of Wit and Whimsey" challenge.
I. Wains
II. The Walrus That Went South
Major Characters: Men
Major Relationships:
Genre: Crackfic, Family, Fluff
Challenges: Words of Wit and Wisdom
Rating: Creator Chooses Not to Rate
Warnings: Creator Chooses Not to Warn
Chapters: 2 Word Count: 467 Posted on 30 March 2021 Updated on 14 April 2021 This fanwork is a work in progress.
Table of Contents
A glimpse of a female Wainrider and her younger sister on their retreat eastwards, after attack.
No warnings, except for a hint at a darker background.
An unlikely explanation for the unprecedented appearance of a walrus in Tenby, South Wales.
What does a walrus have to do with Tolkien? More than perhaps you think.
For the prompt "walrus", obviously.
General, no warnings (except a tiny bit of language, I guess)
The walrus is a real one, although zoologically inaccurate ("Wally the Walrus"); the Maiar are by Tolkien.
Now with related art!
See Whimsical Walrus Works for two charming drawings of Wally, one on the trip south and one enjoying that nice slipway at Tenby! Thank you so much, Bunn!
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