Just a bunch of short ideas that may be made into full stories someday. For now, they are just short bits and pieces. SO...enjoy! Also, you can find some of these same stories on my Archive of Our Own Account. link is here: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Silentx13/works ~I do not own Lord of the rings or the Silmarillion.

***Official Wattpad LOTR Fanfic*** Here follows the story of Thranduil, newly crowned King of the Woodland Realm. These pages tell of how he met the elf woman who would become his queen, and everything that followed, both beautiful and sorrowful... ~ Officially listed Wattpad Fanfic (2018) ~ ~ 1st Place winner of "Best Written" of 'The Character Awards' (2018) ~ Part 1 of the 'Tales Untold' LOTR canon-filler trilogy

1942, German occupied France. After an aiding a Résistance attack on a Nazi supply train, Delphine Rousseau finds a strange pair of children in the winter wood. The twin boys speak no French and do not understand the world they find themselves in. Delphine becomes their surrogate mother and defends them when their worlds collide, ushering in a figure of the boys' nightmares, a flame haired giant with one hand.

Ghosts are real. They walk among the Eldar, wearing faces long forgotten, carrying names that do not belong to them. Gwaeniel knows this first hand. She is one of them. He wouldn't know her from that time long past. He has forgotten the horror of his former years, but she has chosen to bear the sins of her last life like shrouded scars. Few remain who recall Gwaeniel's face from when she last walked Middle Earth, though they all know her infamous name. Gwaeniel was once known as Finduilas, before she was killed back in the First Age. He once called her Faelivrin, for the sun shining on the waters of the Narog River. She knew him as Gwindor in those days, but now he is called Legolas Greenleaf. No longer a long dead warrior of the lost kingdom of Nargothrond, but the Prince of the Woodland Realm.

Fourth Installment in the Fëanoriel Chronicles. It is Year 50 of the Fourth Age of Middle Earth. The Reunited Kingdom prospers, having mostly recovered from the Battle for Arnor fifteen years prior. Relations are being fostered between their neighbors, including the elves of Ithilien, the dwarves of Aglarond, and men of Rohan, Harad, and Dunland. Minas Tirith has become a hub of activity and growth. But all that is about to change. Rhûn, still at odds with the Reunited Kingdom, and a stronger nation than ever, has been taken over by a leader known in Gondor's past as the only truly evil queen. With a necromantic ritual, the Queen of Cats is brought back and she wants to return home. She wants her throne back. Prince Eldarion and his companions now face a threat truly beyond their comprehension. Damning consequences are inevitable. * First Place in Fanfiction in the Aluris Awards * First Place in Fanfiction in the Grand Dame Awards (Majestic Inc.) * Fun fact: storyline is partly inspired by The Wolf Queen Awakens quest line from Skyrim, and Queen Potema's history.

Nimwing has survived the tragedy of the War of the Ring. Haunted by the shadows and flames of the Battle Under the Trees, she must decide whether or not to follow the spark in her chest that longs to leave Mirkwood behind. Written for Battle Beneath the Trees contest by Stars_Alight

(**Highest rank: #63 in #flashfiction as of 5/11/18**) Written for the #ASnapshotInTime contest hosted by the @HistoricalFiction community. Won 1st Place in Short Story in the Victory Awards (2018) and in the Rosie Awards (2019). Providence is a colonial horse who was taken by the Redcoats from his owner Joey and from his home in Lexington during the Thanksgiving of 1774. When he returns to his hometown during the Spring of 1775, he becomes a witness to the beginning of the War for Independence, during this first skirmish -- from where it would escalate into war. Copyright ©2018 by CalebRyanWriter

#1 in Silmarillion, #1 in Caranthir, #1 in Elrohir Third Installment of The Fëanoriel Chronicles. - * - * - In the third decade of the Fourth Age, and at great personal cost, Míril, Elrohir, and their family aided Aragorn in protecting the Reunited Kingdom from threats out of Angmar. Unable to remain in Middle Earth surrounded by reminders of the treachery of her daughter, Míril sails West with Elladan, Elrohir, and Glorfindel, looking for healing in the Blessed Realm. But once she reaches the hither shores, she comes face to face with the reality of being a Fëanorian, and a bearer of a Silmaril, and all that means to both friend and rival. It isn't easy, but healing does come, both for herself and for those she can help along the way. Healing isn't the only thing they find in Valinor, however. And unfortunately for all of them, darkness doesn't sleep forever, even in the bliss of paradise. - * - * - Part One: 2014-2017 Part Two: 2021+ - * - * - Main Pairing: Elrohir/OFC Other Pairings: Caranthir/Haleth, Finrod/Amarië, Eönwë/Ilmarë, Celegorm/OFC Warnings: None

Fëanoriel Chronicles Side Story - Requires no prior knowledge Carmegil is just too old for this drama. But when the Elven King calls on his deceased father's retired guard captain, what's an elf to do but fight for Mirkwood in the War of the Ring?

Second installment in the Fëanoriel Chronicles. 35 years after the War of the Ring, the children of the heroes must go on their own quest to save Middle Earth yet again, but this time it's from one of their own. Follow the children of Miril (OC- the Other Ranger) and Elrohir, Aragorn and Arwen, Eowyn and Faramir, and Eomer and Lothiriel as they journey from Rohan and Gondor back to the North where dark forces are gathering for a new assault. Cousins and friends unite as they travel through a different Middle Earth now that the rings are gone. And no one comes out unscathed. See Middle Earth like never before as we explore the beginnings of the Fourth Age when Lothlorien is abandoned, Rivendell is mostly empty, the Reunited Kingdom is strong, Annuminas rebuilt, the Ents are in control of Isengard, and Harad is at peace with Gondor/Arnor. Even Moria isn't the same. Sequel to The Other Ranger, but easily standalone.