Scrolls of Armenelos
Tolkien Fan Fiction by Geek Chick
Welcome to my humble Tolkien fan fiction page! This website contains all of the stories I have completed so far. You can also find all of my stories at FanFiction.net.
About My Stories
I was first introduced to the world of J. R. R. Tolkien when I saw Fellowship of the Ring in the theaters. I was hooked, and quickly read the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy so I could find out what happened next! From there, I went on to read the Silmarillion, and eventually Unfinished Tales and portions of the History of Middle-Earth series.
Only recently have I started writing fan fiction. My first story was Flowers of Nimloth. When I first read the Silmarillion, I knew I wanted to write a fan fiction about Isildur's rescue of the fruit of Nimloth, but it took several more years until those vague ideas finally materialized into a story.
I am currently working on several other short fan fiction drafts, though I don't know yet whether they will all result in stories good enough to post online! I have written a short two-chapter sequel to Flowers of Nimloth that I will post soon. Most of my other drafts also deal with events from the Akallabeth or the end of the Second Age, though at some time I may write some stories about different time periods!
If you would like to a comment on these stories, please leave a review at FanFiction.net. My user profile links to all my stories on FF.net. If you leave your email address or have a FF.net account, I will reply to your review!
My Stories
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Flowers of Nimloth - This is a tale from Isildur's early life in Numenor during Sauron's rise to power, told from the perspective of his future wife. Rated Teen for violence. Nominated for the 2007 MEFAs! |
| Under Silver Moon and Golden Sun - In the last years of the Second Age, Isildur and his wife reflect on the past and look forward to a hope of the future. Rated Teen for violence and sensuality. | |
| Our Choice - Two drabbles about the Choice of Elrond and Elros. Rated G. |
Last Updated December 11, 2007