Fëanor Stories

Karynn, daughter of Laughlin, has always led a normal life. She's never been orc-hunting, Valar-angering, or ship-burning. That's all about to change, however, with a single accidental spell.

What happens when our favorite sons of Finwë show up in the modern age? Organized chaos, that's what. See how these elves handle a modern age full of animals, computers, and Harry Potter obsessed twins and a less than normal single mom.

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.

Silmarillion request book! Please read the first chapter for info. Requests currently closed due to my other projects.

Short stories based on the Silmarillion and the Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. The dead elves of Middle-Earth think about their lost lives in the Halls of Mandos. I'm trying to write a "diary" to all elves who'd been mentioned by name in the Silmarillion or in Lord of the Rings (and who'd died).

Fëanor attacks Alqualondë in a family friendly way with the help of bending arts. The title is the rearrangement of a polish proverb, originally it goes "Kto pod kim kopie dołki sam w nie wpada". In English, the closest meaning is "The biter gets bit", so the rearrangement one should sound like "Bit gets the biter", but it still doesn't sound as stupid as the polish one, lol.

All are born with the ability for good or evil. The child itself is innocent. It is the person it grows to be that determines whether it is good or evil. Fëanáro's first thought was not of chaos or crafting. Just as with any innocent child, it was his mother that first graced his mind. This is just my take on the birth and adolescence of Fëanor's life. It's been an idea that has been running amuck in my brain for quite some time. Hope you enjoy it!

In light of Feanorian Week and me not having a tumbler account, I'm going to post some Imagines revolving around the themes for each Feanorian day

Krótko o moim OTP, Feanor/Nerdanel. Obyczajowa miniaturka, powiedzmy. Z angstowymi i humorystycznymi wstawkami. Powstała szybciutko, wena zadziałała dobrze. Ale samo poprawianie trwało baaardzo długo. Mój fanfikowy debiut na Wattpadzie, w zasadzie debiut w sieci ogólnie. Pisuję do szuflady.

(This is currently under re-write. The new story will be out very soon. It is being designed in a way where those of you already having read this will not be required to do so again) Celebrimbor did his hardest to keep his young cousin away from disaster-away from the Oath that their fathers and uncles took. Vanafin, the son of Celegorm the Fair, however, was not going to be left out. Feeling it's his duty to help his family, Vanafin leaves Celebrimbor to find the Silmarils himself-though maybe with the help of some violent uncles... Disclaimer: I don't own any person, place, or thing in this fanfiction Everything belongs to Tolkien and his estate. I am only attempting to see where Tolkien's works would have led to should the Feanorians have had more kids than just Celebrimbor.

The events leading to Fëanor's exile from Tirion, as seen from Finwë's perspective as the High King of the Noldor. For the Tales of Area Marred Contest

Just little things I think about. I am happy to take requests for short stories as well. If you've got an imagine you'd like published here, comment or message me and I'll write it down with your name on it. This is only for the elves of middle earth. Primarily those of the hobbit of the lotr trilogy. I can alway try some from the Silmarillion if someone asks for that.

When the Noldorin heir crossed paths with a shy Vanyarin maiden amid a lush forest, their lives were altered forever. Shortly after the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, Maedhros has a disturbing dream that depicts himself and his beloved. After hoping that the dream is not a sign of fate, this leads to a reminiscence of their past and, unfortunately, reminds him of how much he yearns to see her again.

Maglor has lived through the centuries, going from place to place trying to keep the fact he's an elf and immortal a secret. He does not want to repeat what happened to him before. However, his quiet life is about to be uprooted when he's called on a special case to check something or rather someone out. This story has been inspired by an artist on DeviantArt named greenapplefreak's amazing comics about elves in modern times. Currently: Slow updating ~I do not own the silmarillion ~~This story can also be found on my Ao3 (archive of our own) account. ENJOY!!

A gradually growing collection of Silamrillion One-Shots that consist of all characters and LOTS of Fluff!!!! Yay!!!! But no slash!!! I don't do those things.

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This tale was the winner of the "Runes of Daeron" Contest, made by the Conselho Branco - Sociedade Tolkien - a non-profit brazilian organization created to study and publicize the fantastic work of writer, professor and philologist J.R.R. Tolkien. It was published in issue 22 of the Council's newsletter, "O Palantir", in 2012. As a big fan, it's an honor for me. The tale accompanies the conversations of a Balrog with the elf Fëanor. In the mythology created by Tolkien in The Silmarillion, Fëanor rebelled against the gods, and after his death his cursed spirit retreated into the halls of Mandos and never returned to his relatives. The Balrog (also known as Valarauko) decides to tell his story, from the origin of the world, to the elf, because he thinks it will make a difference in his life.

When news comes from Lord Namo that Finwe has entered his halls, Maedhros' life changes in a way she never saw coming. Can she survive the rigorous path coming for her? Or will it swallow her up and spit her out? Book One of the Red Lady