Stories of Arda
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But whether or no it were that Amandil came indeed to Valinor and Manwë hearkened to his prayer, by grace of the Valar Elendil and his sons and their people were spared from the ruin of that day….But when the devouring wave rolled over the land and Númenor toppled to its fall, then he would have been overwhelmed and would have deemed it the lesser grief to perish, for no wrench of death could be more bitter than the loss and agony of that day; but the great wind took him, wilder than any wind that Men had known, roaring from the west, and it swept his ships far away; and it rent their sails and snapped their masts, hunting the unhappy men like straws upon the water.
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Stories
5,378 stories in the archive
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A Time to Reap by cathleen
Two cousins share a bittersweet moment. . . Written for Claudia for the Baggins Birthday Bash Fic Exchange.
G · 1 chapter · 1,090 words · Complete · Published 30 September 2009 · Updated 30 September 2009 · Reviews (6)
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Ringil: the Maiden of Many Names by Eärillë
Aragorn is a tough man of fifty, grim and unpenitrable. But he is not all invinsible to everyone, as people in the common room of the Prancing Pony will find out, and Barliman the inn-keeper too, in a particularly-nasty rainy winter day. Who manages to crack the Ranger's impassivity and in what way? Someone will answer those question before Barliman's eyes. This is a collection of three one-shots around the same event but from different point of views. 1: Barliman the Inn-Keeper. 2: Aragorn the Strider.
PG · 2 chapters · 11,061 words · In progress · Published 7 August 2009 · Updated 21 September 2009 · Reviews (3)
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Hearts in Stone by Raksha The Demon
When the love story ends, and the beloved is lain to rest, how does the lover face a more lonely world? Faramir wrestles with grief in this Fourth Age story. (Written in honor of Linda Hoyland's recent birthday) First Place, MEFA 2010.
G · 1 chapter · 1,266 words · Complete · Published 19 September 2009 · Updated 19 September 2009 · Reviews (11)
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Bound for Gondor by Lindelea
For Dana. This story was published in part on LJ on a previous birthday, but never finished. When Faramir Took tells Goldi he's off to Gondor, she determines to do something about it. New chapter added: Sam makes a quick decision. This story is set about four months after A Comedy of Merrys finishes. (Four months after Frodo Gardner's wedding, that is.) Faramir Took is 26, Goldilocks Gamgee is 25. (Thanks to Dreamflower for the beta of chapters 1 and 2.)
G · 3 chapters · 5,173 words · In progress · Published 6 September 2009 · Updated 16 September 2009 · Reviews (7)
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In His Eyes by Alassante
Galadriel sails home unsure what to expect.
PG · 1 chapter · 410 words · Complete · Published 16 September 2009 · Updated 16 September 2009 · Reviews (8)
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The Last Mallorn by Mirach
The last ships are gone and the tears fall to shape a song...
G · 1 chapter · 99 words · Complete · Published 16 September 2009 · Updated 16 September 2009 · Reviews (4)
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Sweet Gift by Agape4Gondor
Frodo wakes to the sight of a kind face... little does he know he will be smitten, and hard. (Not sure where this is going. I usually do not write Frodo, but a dear friend asked for it.)
R · 2 chapters · 3,126 words · In progress · Published 11 September 2009 · Updated 15 September 2009 · Reviews (5)
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The Taste of Victory by Mirach
There is a custom among the heirs of Númenor before the meal to stand silently and look towards the West. The feast on the Fields of Cormallen is ready, and Aragorn honors that custom and contemplates about the road that led him here. Written for Teitho: Eat, Drink and Be Merry
G · 1 chapter · 2,556 words · Complete · Published 13 September 2009 · Updated 13 September 2009 · Reviews (4)
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Slow Journey Out of Doubt by Medea Smyke
Old doubts resurface for Eowyn as she lingered in Minas Tirith with Faramir during the celebrations at Cormallen. Some wounds are slow to heal. A short scene. Rated for suggestions of sexual abuse.
PG-13 · 1 chapter · 425 words · Complete · Published 13 September 2009 · Updated 13 September 2009 · Reviews (0)
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A Light in May by Antigone Q
A storm brings travelers and a mystery to peaceful Imladris. It's a "whodunnit" told largely from the point of view of young Estel, but also includes lots of Elrond, Gilraen, Legolas...and a little of Lovely Glorfindel for good measure. The end of the story, "A Long Awaited Conclusion," is now posted. Enjoy.
PG · 12 chapters · 35,026 words · Complete · Published 4 December 2003 · Updated 13 September 2009 · Reviews (70)
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Luthien Tinuviel by Endaewen
Short scenes written for arda100 concerning Luthien Tinuviel.
G · 19 chapters · 6,973 words · In progress · Published 1 May 2006 · Updated 9 September 2009 · Reviews (23)
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The White Tree by Mirach
Through the darkness and shadow, hope will rise like a tree from a seed... A poem.
G · 1 chapter · 97 words · Complete · Published 9 September 2009 · Updated 9 September 2009 · Reviews (5)
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The Fledgling Years by Soledad
A young Lindir story, a prequel to "Innocence". Focused on Aiwendil, mainly, whom Men knew as Radagast the Brown.
G · 3 chapters · 11,128 words · In progress · Published 1 August 2009 · Updated 7 September 2009 · Reviews (3)
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The White Flower by Mirach
She was born in the body of a maid, with the spirit and courage to match the heroes of old. She longed for great deeds, but there was always some excuse for the White Lady of Rohan to stay behind.
G · 1 chapter · 2,299 words · Complete · Published 4 September 2009 · Updated 4 September 2009 · Reviews (2)
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Rainbow Drabbles by Jay of Lasgalen
A series of drabbles reflecting scenes from the War of the Ring, each prompted by a colour of the rainbow. Posted in chronological order rather than by prompt, as they make more sense that way. Written for the Tolkien Weekly Rainbow challenge.
G · 8 chapters · 961 words · Complete · Published 13 August 2009 · Updated 3 September 2009 · Reviews (25)
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The Unknown by Eärillë
A daughter was rather rare in the House of Finwë. Out of the 24 family members (the wives not counted), there were only 5 females. So how would a daughter be received in one of the lucky families in the House? Especially if she was the last child of her generation... A small snippet about a peaceful (...or not) existence in Valinor before the death of the Two Trees and the rebellion.
PG · 1 chapter · 1,299 words · Complete · Published 2 September 2009 · Updated 2 September 2009 · Reviews (1)
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The Grace Given to Me by Mirach
How do you know that today is the day to die? How do you spend your last day? The thoughts of Aragorn. 1st place in Teitho: Leavetaking *MEFA '09 nominee*
PG · 1 chapter · 2,005 words · Complete · Published 2 September 2009 · Updated 2 September 2009 · Reviews (4)
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The Hidden Lady by Rhapsody
Many scribes and bards have claimed that the Valar spared Elendil and his sons, but what is fact and what is myth? Written for the Akallabêth in August '09 at the Silmarillion Writers Guild. Thanks to Wenont for the betaing and help with many things while I wrote this!
PG-13 · 1 chapter · 2,543 words · Complete · Published 2 September 2009 · Updated 2 September 2009 · Reviews (4)
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Growing Up Tales by Baggins Babe
Set in the usual Reunion-verse AU, these are the stories of the Gamgee children and their friends as they grow up. Chapter 9. A young hobbit Ranger-to-be learns that death is not necessarily the end.
G · 9 chapters · 11,615 words · In progress · Published 3 May 2007 · Updated 1 September 2009 · Reviews (66)
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Memory of Faery by Ellie
Elves rest their minds on some fair memory to find repose for body and mind, but sometimes it is necessary even for them to go to a special place to find true healing for the damaged spirit. Such is the dire need of Elrond’s sons after their years of orc slaughter following their mother’s sailing, and Gildor Inglorion knows just such a place of elven healing.
PG-13 · 1 chapter · 2,819 words · Complete · Published 31 August 2009 · Updated 31 August 2009 · Reviews (3)