Maeglin Stories

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).

Chapt 1: Lindir/Elrond| Chapt 2: Maglor/Daeron| Chapt 3: Maeglin/Glorfindel| Chapt 4: Maedhros/Fingon| Chapt 5: Osse/Maglor| Chapt 6: Lindir/Elrond| Chapt 7: Glorfindel/Erestor| Going through one shot prompts with ships I like

This is a retelling of the story of Tuor and the fall of the legendary Elven city of Gondolin. It is based on the original 1918 version by J.R.R. Tolkien himself, but updated as much as possible thanks to additional material from both Unfinished Tales (the later Tuor) and The History of Middle-earth series. I must also admit to interpolating my own narrative additions, where definitive source material was lacking, in an effort to round out the story and make it more entertaining for modern audiences. Finally, it is a self-contained story. That is, you don't have to know anything about the world of Middle-earth in order to read and enjoy it. No infringement intended or implied. Long unavailable on the Internet, but now available once again. Written by a Tolkien fan for the enjoyment of fellow Tolkien fans worldwide.

A story in which all seven sons of Feanor after death come to another world, our world, and happen to appear in Alyria's (later known as Elamirie/Ranger name, and her real name will be revealed in a future) and her family lifes. As their situation progresses, the sons of Feanor have to discover a way back to their world and stay hidden through the next ages of Arda. What troubles will the sons of Feanor bring to Alyria and her family? What secrets will be uncovered?

This is the story of the life of Amalthea. The unknown wife of Maeglin Lomion, Prince of Gondolin. This story tells us about her life and what she has lived through until she finally leaves Middle-Earth.