All goes onward

[lilith_lessfair]

Prompt: All goes onward and outward, nothing collapses,
And to die is different from what any one supposed, and luckier.
-Walt Whitman, excerpt from "Song of Myself"
Format: Ficlet
Genre: Alternative Universe Gender-bending.
Rating: Everyone
Warnings:
Characters: Mairen (Lady!Sauron), Amandil
Pairings: N/A
Creator’s Notes (optional): N/A
Summary: Amandil and a female version of Sauron set sail from Middle Earth to Numenor.


Amandil walked towards the stern of the vessel. The prisoner, housed upon his ship and not the king’s flagship, stood quietly and looked back towards the direction where the coastline of Middle Earth might have been seen, had one had the sight of the Eldar or, perhaps, of the Maiar.

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March 8 Prompt

[linaewen]

Create a fanwork that is set in the aftermath of a disaster, either natural or human-caused.

"Through Such Doors As These", by LadyBrooke

[ladybrooke]

B2MeM Prompt: March 5 prompt - picture of a partly open blue door
Format: Short Story
Genre: Character Study
Rating: General
Warnings: N/A
Characters: Nimloth, Fingolfin
Pairings: Anairë/Fingolfin, Anairë/Nimloth, pre-Fingolfin/Nimloth
Creator’s Notes (optional): Part of a series about these three and Dior, important bit to know is that Anairë and Nimloth got together while Fingolfin was still in the Halls.
Summary: Fingolfin decided he would not keep his wife and her lover apart.

He had not expected, though perhaps he should have, that he would fall for Nimloth too.

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The Boy

[lilith_lessfair]

Prompts: death via the prompt generator. It might also be loosely read in terms of the March 8 prompt “the aftermath of a disaster” if one wants to read the fall of Eregion as such a disaster.
Format: Writing
Genre: Character Study
Ratings: Gen.
Warnings: Reference to canonical character death
Characters: Galadriel, Celebrimbor, Maedhros, Fingon, Finrod
Pairings: unrequited Galadriel/Celebrimbor
Summary: Galadriel remembers her cousin after his death.


She had felt the moment he’d died, at the hand of the one he’d trusted and chosen over her. She had felt it, despite the distance, as she had felt the death of her brother. She felt it as a fading of the light, a loss of it and of warmth, not unlike the days following the death of the trees, the world suddenly gone cold and dark.

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