"...she [Arwen] laid herself to rest upon Cerin Amroth; and there is her green grave, until the world is changed..."
But who made Arwen's grave in empty, desolate Lothlorien? Someone very sympathetic watched over her...

2011 MEFA Second Place in Ficlet: Later Age Elves.

Love brings joy, but it can also break one's heart. Written for February Teitho theme: Heart Break. 2011 MEFA Third Place in Ficlet: Later Age Elves.

Aragorn must say goodbye to an old friend

A pensive Arwen encounters a stranger

When Eldarion fails to pay attention to his tutor, Aragorn decides a
spot of Ranger training might teach a valuable lesson.

A series of drabbles inspired by film titles written for "Tolkien
Weekly" Prompts.  Dedicated to the memory of MJM

An intimate portrait of the day King Elessar gives back the gift, told entirely from Arwen’s POV.

Arwen invites some other children to join Eldarion for his lessons.

Aragorn's thoughts when he received re-forged Narsil. Only a short, but a very important moment in his life. This is one of my older stories, previously posted on ffnet.

Aragorn finds his royal duties irksome and yearns to escape.

A sequel to Gil-Estel. Eärendil watches the events of the War of the Ring, and the events after it. Some of them touch him more deeply then if would seem, and at the end - what is the hope of the Star of High Hope?

Attempts to forge better relations with Harad cause problems for Aragorn and Faramir.

It always amazed her that he could say so much, simply by saying her name.

King Elessar is feeling the pinch of too many people, too many responsibilities, and too many rules. While he misses the relative freedom of his days as a Ranger of the North, his sense of duty precludes him abdicating his responsibilities. Help is on the way, in the forms of Elf and Dwarf.  1st Place, May 2010 Teitho Competition: Pranks, 2010 MEFA Nominee