Ioreth tells her cousin of the new King and his wondrous green stone. Bookverse. Written for the "Colours of Middle-Earth" challenge at Teitho, where it won Second Place.

A place to collect drabbles and other pieces from the Fourth Age, involving the Prince of Ithilien and his family.

The games people play can range from verbal sparring to board games to more deadly battles, as Éomer and Faramir learn one dark and slightly stormy night at sea. Complete.

Georgiana Darcy faces life as a well born, well bred, and well dowered young lady.

The battle has been fought, the feasts celebrated, the heroes hailed. With the turmoils of the Age of war behind, what are the things to be carried into the one of peace? Let a young scribe's apprentice and the new Steward dwell upon that for you.

Stroll through Ithilien with Faramir and Éowyn on the eve of their wedding.

Faramir and Denethor celebrate the year's end and beginning for what will be the last time. How much do they know, or guess of what may come? First Place, MEFA 2007, Times: Late Third Age: Gondor.

A classic gapfill: Faramir's story from his parting with Frodo to the retreat across the Pelennor. Various narrators. Incorporates 'Willing'.

When the Ring is destroyed several hours too late, the army at the Morannon is almost destroyed. The survivors are left to rebuild their world from the shambles of their devastating victory.

It is March 15, 3019. After the longest week in his life, Aragorn is called by Gandalf on an errand of mercy. One weary warrior meets another in the Houses of Healing and other places and their lives will never be the same. First Place, MEFA 2006

What hidden things are unearthed when the fields are ploughed in the spring? A short tale of Lord Denethor and his young sons. Written for annmarwalk's birthday.

My attempt at Denethor the Good. Not a monster, just confused, misunderstood, and lonely...

In the library in Minas Tirith, Gandalf makes a new friend.