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Voronwe thinks back to Cirdan and Ereinion Gil-galad as he leads Tuor toward Gondolin.

Ecthelion loses one of his people on the Grinding Ice, and Glorfindel comforts him.

Glorfindel and Ecthelion prepare Tuor for a feast in celebration of Earendil's conception.

Legolas of Gondolin and Gimli the Blind Elf meet again at the Mouths of Sirion after years of not seeing each other. Mablung is present for this momentous occasion. (Momentous in their lives, not in the greater history of ME.)

A seven-year-old Earendil falls sick, and all of Gondolin worries, especially Turgon and Idril. But Tuor has the "cure."

Ecthelion and Glorfindel make it back to Gondolin alive and are quite relieved. Elemmakil was left to guard the First Gate, and his best friend Elentirmo thinks he's dead.

Tuor and an older Earendil bond.

This is the Redemption of the Noldor and the love story of Cirdan and Finrod. (There are 2 endings.)

It's the story of Osse and features his rebellion against Ulmo and his relationship with Cirdan and Uinen. (Book of Lost Tales 1 based.)

Cirdan lives apart from his people after the return of Thingol. Uinen comes to him to cheer him up. He teaches the Falathrim to use their skill to heal the hurts of the world. Osse and Uinen come to the Falas for a Feast to resolve old issues.

This story attempt to explain why Cirdan alone of the elves is old.

These are legends and tales of the Falathrim. The first one is about Cirdan and his turtle. The second is Beleg and his favorite arrow, Dailir. The third tale is about Feanor and Nerdanel falling in love.

For the first time in thousands of years, winter comes to Mithlond, the Grey Havens. Gildor is upset by this and goes to confront Cirdan.

Gil-galad is tired of sitting idle on the Isle of Balar and decides to try sailing West to Valinor. Cirdan deters him. The full meaning of Gil-galad's many names is revealed.

This is unfinished and likely to never be finished. It should end with the exile of Curufin and Caranthir becoming Pharoh.

While the Númenóreans live in the height of their pride and folly, they leave darkness and ruin in their wake. A young woman in Middle-earth struggles with this legacy. [The full text was not showing, but it has been fixed now.]

Thingol warns that Morgoth has used seemingly escaped prisoners to his advantage before. Fingon does not appreciate the implications.

Not everyone involved with the sacrifices at Armenelos were believers.

When the Valar recall Maglor to Valinor to plead for clemency, it falls to a reluctant rival to find him.

Construction has begun on Sauron's temple in Armenelos, but strange, dark afflictions are plaguing those who go near ...

Three poems that tell of the tragic story of Gwindor, Finduilas, and Túrin, from three points of view.

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After his release from Mandos, Celegorm renews his relationship with Orome.

Isildur said no word, but went out by night and did a deed for which he was afterwards renowned.

Isildur discovers that heroic deeds are not nearly as simple as the poets make it sound.

Ar-Pharazôn begins to worship Morgoth. Drabble.

A story about the dangers of giving your twins the same name. Starring... Ambarussa. And their parents.