Maglor answers the summons of the Valar, but is forgiveness possible for the remaining son of Fëanor? Can Elrond and his loved ones live with the choices they've made? Fourth Age with First Age flashbacks.

The Doctor knows what Clara doesn't- his time with her is almost at an end. The only thing he doesn't know is how he'll ever find the strength to let her go. Companion Piece to "Finders Keepers" and "Dinner at the End of the Universe."

Clara requests a relaxing night, so the Doctor takes her out to have a drink at a bar with an old friend. Things don't turn out as exactly as she expected, but she is not complaining.

The Doctor hurts his back while protecting Clara. She offers to give him a massage to help. Whoffaldi. Drabble. Complete.

Pre-LOTR. Injured and alone, Legolas and Aragorn are forced to take refuge in a wintry foreign land. But when darkness encroaches from within and without, they learn refuge can become a deadly trap.

For everyone who ever hoped that the Doctor really *wasn't* alone for a thousand years on Trenzalore. Set after "The Day of the Doctor". The Doctor takes Clara to a famous intergalactic restaurant, for a dinner that changes...everything. Whoffle.

After a chance encounter with Idril, an old friend, Prince Legolas decides to reignite their friendship, and soon finds himself drawn to her strange ways. What he doesn’t know, however, is that Idril has a secret: one that could kill her and all her kind.

Boyd and Grace attend a posh party at the Commissioner's behest. Undercover. It can only go downhill from there, right?

When Boyd is given a new assignment from high up in the chain of command, he will be forced to finally confront the nature of his feelings for Grace...

Very Much AU, also containing mild slash. Thranduil maneuvers to have an unwilling Legolas marry Elrond. Not your usual slash: I write stories with intimacy, not heavy sex. If this flavor of tea offends you, please leave the pot for others to enjoy.

Poem AU. A long prophecy sung by Fawkes. Partner to the oneshot Song of Dancer

Galadriel has a special assignment for her maidens. As the famous eight elven cloaks are made, the maidens reflect on each member of the fellowship in turn and decide on a blessing for each cloak. 2008 MC Awards: Best Fellowship. MEFA 2009 First Place

A short oneshot about young Estel and his new family- and the more musical side of the elves. Read for Warm and Fuzzies!

A Collection of poems written by Arwen Udomiel, translated from Sindarin to Westron in celebration of 100 years since her passing.

Journey’s End SPOILERS. A few years on, its Donna’s wedding, and a strange man appears. 500 word ramble

Ten/Rose. Spoilers for Journey's End. To catch snow in your tongue, you must stand still.

Luthien lays into her only real competition in Middle-earth: Goldberry, the River-daughter. In rhyming couplets, the gangsta rap of their day!

A poem from Elrond to his wife, after the fateful orc attack

Since Estel was young he had been raised with Elves, never spending much time with his own race. When he meets two human children, he is intrigued and wishes to get the know them. But when racism arises, Estel is forced to confront his own views on life.

Traitorousness has come to Rivendell and Elrond lies dying. His time is running out and the twins, Estel, and Legolas must scramble to find an antidote, but things are never as easy as they seem and their search soon becomes a fight for their own survival

A requiem in verse, my first attempt at Silmarillion poetry. At Cristhorn, the exiles pause to mourn their fallen heroes in song. Bring kleenex.

At the end of the War of the Ring, the horses share their perceptions of their riders.

Death to an Elf is not easily understood, for their immortal souls rarely experience the devastation of this utter loss. But to one human the pain of mortality is well known. And now he must help the immortal understand, before it's too late to save him.

Seldom to humans chance to wander the realm of Rivendell. But sometimes, the Lord of Imladris finds he must make exceptions.