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Here's a tale for the "With a Bit of Fairy Dust" Challenge. It's part of my ongoing series "Fairy Tales of Middle-earth", which can be found here. I hope you enjoy it!

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In response to Tolkien Weekly’s prompt “part” a quick look at a long journey across the Helcaraxë with Turukáno, Elenwë and Itarillë.  A turning moment for Turukáno, and one of the most grief-laden moments of his life.  A true drabble.  

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The Alkallabeth was written as a history, but histories rarely reveal the whole truth. What was the truth behind the life of Tar Miriel, last queen of Numenor?

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A question is posed when Erestor observes Glorfindel’s wife teaching their daughter how to plait her hair.  A drabble written in response to TW prompt “plait”.  

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Returning to a place that she used to love, Helyanwë experiences doubt.  Written for Tolkien Weekly's drabble challenge "condition".  

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Maedhros lives, and my is he bitter and twisted. That's about it for plot really, more of a character study or perhaps more accurately character assassination.

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 Before the sun and the moon, when only great powers wandered the wilds, the Eru-begotten woke. The First Born of Illuvator. In a land lit by starlight the journey of one person will help to mould the fate and doom of an entire people...

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An original story based on the Ardaen Mythology, set in the more southern parts of West Beleriand: A young man from a southern city below Taur-im-Duinath travels northward to said Forest often on long travels; this time, makes an unexpected encounter with a mysterious Wisard, who was sent to redeem the Men of the South from Morgoth's Tyranny, and the young man (called 'the Hildor') has been chosen by the Gods to lead this rebellion!

Written in blank verse.

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Elrond and Galadriel remember the First Age, the Silmarils, and the guilt of their people.

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Once upon a time, Dol Amroth was elven land. So how did "Dol Amroth" come to name a city ruled by Princes of Men? Imrazor receives an unusual gift.

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A grandchild of Fëanor finds her niche in his forge.  Winner of Honorable Mention in ALEC April 2011.  

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Some decisions cut deeply.  A response to Tolkien Weekly Challenge prompt “cut”.  

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A meeting in early 14th-century Italy between a condottiere and a poet

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A drabble for Tolkien Weekly Challenge - Curl.  A mother's love in Gondolin.  

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Celegorm and Curufin learn of the Fall of Nargothrond--how do they react?

A "gap-filler", if you like, except that, this being the Silmarillion, there is almost more gap than story...

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Why does Tulkas laugh, and is he the only Vala who does?  A response for HASA Nazgul of the Month for May - Heroes and Demons.  

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On its final day, a woman awakens to face her fate in the doomed city of Ost-in-Edhil.  A response to the prompt "comb" in Tolkien Weekly Challenge.  

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A challenge that assigned the phrase:  "Are you mad?"  This fictlet places my OFC, Helyanwe, into an early part of her childhood.  

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Cultural differences among Elves did not sink with Beleriand

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A friend told me that according to one place in HoME, Feanor gave the Elessar to Maedhros just before his death. If the gem was so important as being able to come into Feanor's mind in his last moment, that Maedhros should (casually??) send it to Fingon later would seem strange - unless he was instructed to. 

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Before the waves bury Beleriand, the wind returns for a last visit to the destroyed hidden city of Goldolin.  

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For Tolkien Weekly Challenge - Fell Creatures:  Balrog.  A drabble going back to the creation of all under the eye of Iluvatar.  

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A Fingolfian springtime celebration by the shores of lake Mithrim, complete with gatecrasher.

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The lament of Erendis, after Aldarion Prince of Numenor rideth hence from Erendis' country-home when returning from a long journey; and she realises what hath truly become of life. It is written in 1st person as Erendis speaking and thus neither of their names are actually mentioned.

Written in alliterative verse, after the style of the ancient Anglo-Saxon metres...

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A drabble written for the Tolkien Weekly Challenge - Fell Creatures - Trolls.  

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Battle plans are laid for the Nirnaeth Arnoediad.  

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