NashuaH

Elionhood of Mirkwood Forest was born in Celondim but was a Sindarin of the house of Thranduil. His parents, Alerdhood and Mirkwood Forest Lady Frinneviel came to Celondim to leave for the West never to return, it was then that before they left Frinneviel gave birth to a beautiful elf with shiny brown hair. The elf named Elionhood at his father's choice stayed in Middle-earth with the following words, "By the ring and by Middle-earth". And so he left Elionhood in Celondim until he was 100 years old when he chose to leave and go to Mirkwood to visit his home and family and finally give his knowledge to Middle-earth.

Juu Seikou

This poem came after I saw the first movie about Bilbo Baggins, at the same time I was reading the first book in the Lord of the Rings collection. All the courage of the dwarves inspired this "song". But if I say too much in the synopsis about my short poem, it would cut off all the fun in the song. Listen to the melody she has in her rhythm is all I say.

Will Snork

It's not a tale. It's a description of Middle-earth that I wrote using all the love I feel for Tolkien's work. So I decided to post it, because it was beautiful.

Remmirath

A shadow rises from the frozen North, bringing with it rumblings of new danger through the whispers of a misty past. Although there are no more great enemies like Sauron to cause unrest, the Fourth Age is bound to become a dangerous time for the Free Peoples again. Amidst advice and warnings for the fate of the heir of Gondor, concern arises about the forgotten places of Middle-earth and the prince of the Greenwood decides to follow in the tracks of the Shadow that hovered in the gardens of Ithilien, embarking on another journey before. to answer the call of the seagulls on the Immortal beaches.

Eowin Symbelmine

Legolas' fate was predicted by Galadriel. Fiction about the prophecy

Eowin Symbelmine

An elegy for the most fascinating character of the Lord of the Rings, so little explored in all its complexity.