Celegorm and Dior speak.  A sequel to Broken Silver.  Canon divergence AU.

Sometimes the history books can't be trusted. Celegorm/Lúthien; canon divergence AU in which the butterfly flaps its wings.

Maglor, on Losgar, and what might have been.

Maglor gets a blast from the past.

“They lie in all the pools, pale faces, deep deep under the dark water. I saw them: grim faces and evil, and noble faces and sad. Many faces proud and fair, and weeds in their silver hair. But all foul, all rotting, all dead...”

- 'The Passage of the Marshes' from The Two Towers by J. R. R. Tolkien.

Fingon records a selection of details about his life from the Fourth Age onwards.

Tolkien's werewolves are not the lycanthropes of popular myth.  What happens when they die? 

A drabble.

Though appearing just briefly, the fierce wolf Draugluin is characterized using elements from myth and folklore, leaving him a character memorable for his dread.

The most recent posthumous volume of Tolkien's work contains some of his translations, lectures, and fanfiction of Old English texts.

After being injured in a riding accident, Eldarion stays behind in Minas Tirith while his mother and father embark on their spring tour.  He is not best pleased when he is assigned to help in the Houses of Healing, but soon finds he has much to learn...

(This is a work in progress.)

A brief moment in the woods between two old people who are more than they seem...

A lanterne poem, in response to January's formal challenge at the Tolkien Short Fanworks community on Dreamwidth.

Of Yavanna, Melian, birdsong, and birds.

Written for TRSB22, for Grundy's wonderful moodboard.

Introduced relatively late in Tolkien's work on the legendarium, Elemmakil escorts Tuor to Gondolin, drawing on archetypes from elsewhere in folklore and the legendarium.

Reborn in Valinor, Meleth begins to build a new life.

In 1814 Maglor walks the frozen river Thames, observing and reflecting.

A prince, his butler, and a pair of unexpected gifts.

A fluffy ficlet written in response to the 'Dear Irmo' challenge at the Silmarillion Writer's Guild.

There was once a young man who could move between worlds, and he fell in love with a fairy...

Maglor in Avebury, at the turning of the year.

Oropher's Yule festivities are disturbed by a message from Lindon, but his wife Sírdal is determined not to let him brood the night away. A gift for Tolkien Secret Santa 2020.