The Silmaril had never been so stupid as to expect recovering Maglor would be easy. 

The tale of the boy who stood up to change the world, and the half-brother who wanted to stand at his side, but if he couldn’t have that, let him have everything else.

The tale of the Genius and the Shepherd as they were known by some, the Madman and the Traitor by others, but who were they in each other’s eyes?

The tale of Fëanor and Fingolfin.

“I refuse to accept the Noldor are bound to the starless midnight of these petty lives the Valar have boxed us into.  I refuse to accept we will never walk through these shadows and into the bright daybreak of freedom!” –Fëanor in The Revolutionary and the Usurper

During the siege of Gondor, an old woman awaits her fate

Twenty years after 'Cushions' Elfwine writes to his grandfather - an epilogue if you like!

A Cushions 'missing scene'.  Lothíriel discusses traditions with Cwenhild...

Thranduil and Candriel are at it again, there is a huge feast being held for some important guests and Candriel knows just how to make things interesting, but the king has his own naughty ideas...Sequel to A cure for boredom and The challenge. What happens under the table stays under the table?

Maedhros' suicide takes the Silmaril he bears deep into the embrace of the earth. For the eldar concerned this was the end of the sorry saga. For the silmaril in question it was not.

Returnverse. Tindómë and Haldir have returned from The Valinor Trail, Legolas is reunited with his mother and now there is a time of pause before setting off to see these lands the Valar had always meant for the Silvan and Sindarin elves...

A scholar sent from Imaldris thinks he can manipulate Thranduil, not a good idea! He'll get what he deserves for sure. (Sequel to a cure for boredom and the challenge)

Aragorn and Faramir get more than they bargained for when they visit a bakery.

After the loss of the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, Bor's granddaughter leads the survivors of her people back into the East.

Sequel to The Price of Duty.  The continuation of Erestor and Lindir's tale into the Second and Third Age, and the beginning of a woman's from the deep South of Middle-earth who was sold into slavery and taken North.