fan fiction

I wrote this poem a few years ago. Tree boughs were turning bare, the North Wind Was Biting, As Old Tom Bombadil a Candle was a-lighting. He placed a feather in his hat, he said farewell to Goldberry, Tom stepped out of his door, red and cold and merry. As the winds began to moan, His candle...

For my Lómion (and Íri and Tyelko), @Tyelkormo the Fair ~~~ Other kingdoms were starting to celebrate spring by now, but not Himring. It felt so unfair. Even Tyelko wrote to Maitimo from Himlad that the grass was starting to get green again and he was able to let his animals out to graze. But...

For @Glorfindel Goldtress The House of Finwë was hosting yet another brilliant ball, in which all the nobility of the Noldor and many of the Vanyar were invited to attend. Skilled players of stringed instruments played elegant waltz tunes. The great ballroom sparkled with golden candlelight...

The idea came from an author, I think his name is Rick Riordan who wrote a series of books about the Olympic Gods but in current times (Olympus is in New York, etc.). They are quite entertaining and they explain a lot of lore as well. What about the Legendarium? I imagine that in current times...

~Table of Contents~ “Marriage, save for rare ill chances and strange fates, was the natural course of life for all the Eldar.” ~J.R.R. Tolkien, Morgoth’s Ring, The Laws and Customs Among the Eldar Prologue Gentle flurries of snow grew to a raging blizzard in the mountain kingdom of Himring...

Curufin and Fëanor Fëanor talking to a 'six' year old Curufin (stage of development rather than actual age in years). The scene is from a story I'm writing, which will probably take a while, since my imagination thinks in pictures (a bit like a silent film, mostly events, interactions, action...

When the world was yet young and beautiful, blossoming in its juvenile strength, the Old Forest was full of peace and quiet stillness, no sounds were heard save the musings of nature blooming in her youth. The chirps of birds far off in the distance, the rustle of wind through the soft branches...

I'm writing a fan fiction book based in the 4rth age of middle earth and I need help creating an antagonist It's hard because there was not much evil in the 4rth age Please help

Who else created a character for themselves that lives in middle earth and then wrights a book for that character and wants to convince any future children that the book is true Or is it just me

When professor Tolkien wrote his opus magni, it was his regret that many other cultures had deep mythological traditions, but his own England was largely devoid of mythic epics that drove his pen. His original intent was to provide a legendarium to what he considered to be a blank history of...