Journal Table of Contents

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Elflings A childish prank costs Oropher more than Thranduil will ever guess. Thranduil; Galion; Oropher; Original Characters. Humor, rated PG-13 for adult innuendo. 2008 MEFA Honorable Mention

Halls of Stone: At the end of the Second Age, Thranduil travels to Moria to settle a score with a Dwarven craftsman. Features Thranduil and Original Characters. Rated PG-13 for language and adult concepts. 2011 MEFA Nominee.
Chapter One: The Prince of Eryn Galen
Chapter Two: The Craftsman of Khazad-dûm
Chapter Three: The Forging
Chapter Four: Aftermath

King Stag: "We have all the time in the world for such joys. Now go to your wife. Take her to her parents and make it right with them, as a man should . . ." To placate his new in-laws, Thranduil undergoes a strange Dark-elven ceremony. Thranduil; Original characters. Rated PG-13 for adult themes. 2008 MEFA First Place Winner.
Prologue and Chapter One
Chapter Two: Swaddled With Darkness
Chapter Three: Chilled Delerium
Chapter Four: Supple Confusions
Epilogue: White Feathers in the Snow

The Rose in the Fisted Glove: "As the barren years passed, he wondered if perhaps the Valar were punishing him for his sins, for in his heart, he felt his sins were many." A story of the Dagorlad; its eve and its aftermath through the eyes of Prince Thranduil of the Greenwood and his esquire. Slash, rated hard R. 2007 MEFA First Place Winner.
Chapter One: No Man is a Hero
Chatper Two: The Elvenking

Nightfall In the aftermath of Oropher's death at the Dagorlad, Thranduil takes a desperate gamble to prevent further loss of Great Greenwood's troops. A sequel to The Rose in the Fisted Glove. Thranduil, Galion, Original characters. Drama/Angst. Rated PG-13 for battle scenes. 2008 MEFA First Place winner.
Chapter One: A Terrible Beauty
Chapter Two: O When May It Suffice?

Haru A simple trip to the brook to fetch water -- what could go wrong? Written for the birthday of my stalwart beta-reader, Ignoble Bard. Original characters. Horror rated PG-13.

The Return of the King Thranduil returns home from the War of the Last Alliance to face a final reckoning and troubles at home. Thranduil; Galion; Original characters. PG-13 for mildly implied sexual content. 2010 MEFA First Place winner.
Chatper One: Homecoming
Chapter Two: Uneasy Lies the Head

The Courier At the beginning of the Third Age, the disaster at the Gladden Fields unfolds through the eyes of a young Woodman with a problem of his own. Sometimes one man's blessing is another's curse. Thranduil;Galion;Original characters. Rated PG-13 for language and adult innuendo. 2010 MEFA First Place winner.

The Orc's Claw For the birthday of my beta reader, Ignoble Bard, yet another LOTR treatment of a classic horror tale. Erestor has a talisman that grants three wishes. But those who tamper with fate will do it to their own sorrow . . . Elrond; Glorfindel; Erestor; Valandil. AU Horror rated PG-13. 2011 MEFA Nominee.

King of Shadowed Halls As a shadow falls upon Greenwood the Great, Thranduil takes steps to protect his people. The building of the underground fortress casts his personal life into shadow as well. Will he lose that which is most dear to him in an attempt to save it? Drama/Angst. Thranduil; Galion; OFC. Rated Mature for mildly graphic sexual activity between a married couple. 2010 MEFA First Place Winner.
Part One: A Cry in the Night
Part Two: The Shadows Deepen
Part Three: The Cleft in the Rock
Part Four: A Time To Build Up and a Time to Break Down
Part Five: The Shadowed Hall
Part Six: The Counsel of the Wise
Part Seven: The Marble Arch
Epilogue: The Work of Her Hands

When Trees are Bare Mirkwood lies in the grip of winter, and a long awaited event brings Thranduil joy and sorrow.

To Wrap An Elven Princeling Did you ever wonder how Bilbo’s mithril shirt came to be in Smaug’s hoard? A surprise orc attack puts Thranduil into a crisis, and a very young Legolas must rely upon the kindness of strangers. If things weren’t bad enough -- enter the dragon. 2009 MEFA First Place Winner.
Prologue: The Forest
Part Two: The River Child
Part Three: Fire and Mist
Part Four: Dragon Weather
Epilogue: The Forest

Until the Axle Break Thranduil dreams of his wife. Erotica, rated R to NC-17

The Winter Fell and Silent: Greenleaf A short character piece. Legolas comes of age, chooses a name and experiences his first intimations of mortality. Characters: Legolas, Thranduil, OC. 2006 MEFA Nominee.

The Houseless On a day in late autumn, Legolas has a strange encounter with a girl in the woods. A tale for Halloween, written for the birthday of my stalwart friend and beta reader, Ignoble Bard. Rated PG-13. 2008 MEFA Second Place winner.

Keeping Hope Alive On a visit to Rivendell, Legolas meets a young boy who will change the course of his fate. When a mistake in judgment leaves the two of them alone in the wilderness and in peril, a wizard must intervene. Legolas; Estel; Gilraen; Radagast; Elrond and the twins. Rated PG
Chapter One: Love Comes In At The Eye
Chapter Two: The Widow
Chapter Three: Some Elven Facts of Life
Part Four: Wine Goes In At The Mouth
Part Five: Not So Glorious
Part Six: Rhosgobel
Part Seven: That's All We Shall Know For Truth

The Call of Duty: Legolas At Erebor We all know he had to be there, so what was he doing while Bilbo and The Professor overlooked him? Follow in the footsteps of the Elvenking's son, as we see the latter events in The Hobbit and the Battle of the Five Armies from an Elven perspective. Legolas, Thranduil, Galion. Rated PG-13. 2010 MEFA First Place Winner
Part One: A Mirkwood Pastorale
Part Two: A Gentle-elf and a Scholar
Part Three: Upon The Cold Hillside
Part Four: A Soldier of the King
Part Five: What Marches Down The Mountain Pass?
Part Six: All That Is Finished, Let It Fade

To the Waters and the Wild Year 2951, Third Age. After a disappointment in love, Aragorn journeys into Rhovanion and rekindles an old friendship. Action/Adventure. Aragorn; Legolas; Thranduil. PG 13 for innuendo, irresponsible use of alcohol, and some bathtub fun.
Part One: Into the Trees
Part Two: To the Waters

Twenty-nine White Horses What happens if an elf loses a tooth. Do they go gap-toothed to the end of time? I hope, not, and here's my take on it. Legolas, Thranduil. Humor. Rated PG

All Lies and Jest "Our laws can be cruel . . ." Two Elves make a request of Thranduil that leads him to question his beliefs. A commentary on the Laws and Customs Among the Eldar. 2007 MEFA Third Place Winner.

The Gift Gilraen summons Legolas to Rivendell for an ending to an unusual love story. Canon character death. 2006 MEFA Honorble Mention.

Here's To the King! A sweet, modest tale in which Legolas deals with a difficult prisoner in the dungeons and Thranduil gets a puppy. WARNING!: Although this story could be rated at PG-13, there is some vulgarity. But don't blame me -- it's Darth Fingon's song. 2008 MEFA Second Place Winner.

All That Is Gold Early autumn of the year 3018, Third Age. Legolas and Thranduil share a decanter of wine and some long-kept secrets. Drama; Angst. Rated PG-13

The Last Temptation of Legolas Thranduilion JRR Tolkien said that of the members of the Fellowship, Legolas did the least. But what would have happened had he declined the quest? The butterfly flaps its wings . . . AU, MovieVerse, rated PG-13. 2009 MEFA First Place Winner.
Chapter One: The Council of Elrond
Chapter Two: The Return of the Prodigal
Chapter Three: The Blood Runs Gold
Chapter Four: Black Wings
Chapter Five: The Fallen Trees
Chapter Six: Falls the Remorseful Day

Hope In honor of the birthday of my stalwart beta-reader, Ignoble Bard, a LOTR take on a classic tale by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Legolas spends Mid-summer's Night in the woods of Ithilien. Legolas; Aragorn; Gandalf. PG-13 AU

Strange Stars Oh, Aragorn; the things I do for you . . . " Legolas journeys to Harad on an unusual diplomatic mission. How far will he go in the interests of peace? Legolas; Aragorn; Arwen; Original Characters. Rated a hard R for graphic male/female and male/male sexuality.2007 MEFA Second Place Winner.
Chapter One: An Immodest proposal
Chapter Two: The Courtesan's Story
Chapter Three: Stranger In A Strange Land
Chapter Four: The Cheek of Night
Chapter Five: And I Alone Lived To Tell the Tale
Chapter Six: I'd Understand the Art of Love
Chapter Seven: Wild For to Hold
Chapter Eight: The Ceremony of Innocence
Chapter Nine: Strange Woods
Chapter Ten: To Grasp At Moonbeams Glistening
Chapter Eleven: As Boundless As the Sea
Epilogue: World Enough and Time

Cophetua The long Ages of an immortal life sometimes bring the opportunity for second chances. The trick is having the wisdom to make the most of them. Thranduil; OFC. Romance/Drama "Adult" 2007 MEFA First Place Winner
Chapter One: The Dreams of Trees
Chapter Two: Mae Govannen
Chapter Three: As shines the Moon in Clouded Skies
Chapter Four: But Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
Chapter Five: All That Heaven Allows
Chapter Six: Leaves of Silver; Leaves of Gold
Chapter Seven: The Heart Has Its Reasons
Chapter Eight: Fortune's Fool
Chapter Nine: The Pilgrim Soul
Chapter Ten: The Dream of Life
Epilogue: The Sundering Sea

Under the Forest Eaves: During the Dead Days, Thranduil has two visitors. Horror, rated PG-13 for disturbing content. 2010 MEFA First Place Winner.


Wayward Sons: " Have you ever had a moment when all seemed lost to despair . . .?" In the Fourth Age, Thranduil Oropherion, his family dead and his son sailed, faces the impending darkness. 2008 MEFA Honorable Mention.
Prologue: The Dying of the Light
Part One: To Sing the Sun In Flight
Part Two: On the Sad height
Epilogue: To See With Blinding Sight

Elves in History and Modern Day: the Not Fade Away Universe:

We Three Kings: Set in the Not Fade Away story-verse, a tale for the holiday season. In winter, Thranduil and two companions spend the night in a stable. 2011 MEFA First Place Winner.

A Man In Full: Charles Herbert Lightoller, former Second officer of the RMS Titanic, reminisces about an enigmatic passenger and his manservant aboard the doomed vessel. Drama/adventure. Characters: Thranduil; Galion; Charles H. Lightoller. Rated PG 13. 2009 MEFA First Place Winner
Prologue: The Channel
Part Two: Not Even God
Part Three: The Chivalry of the Sea
Part Four: For Those in Peril
Epilogue: Never Surrender