Recent fanfic master list

[altariel]

I've written so much new fanfiction that I'm just going to put a master list of what I've done altogether instead of posting separate stories. Enjoy!

What We Leave Behind: The New Year is here. What will it bring?

Clean-up on Level Seven: In Minas Tirith, a year after the siege, some secrets are uncovered.

The Lady That Dies Not: "What did she say to you, the lady that dies not?" Faramir and Galadriel in Minas Tirith.

Fair Game: Some addiitonal chapters to an old story, in which Faramir comes to terms with his recovery from PTSD.

Proof: How to win friends and influence people. More chapters about Faramir's early days with the Ithilien Rangers.

Commendation: "Give me enough medals and I'll win you any war." Napoleon Bonaparte. Who gets the honours in Minas Tirith?

Work and Love: "Work and love are the cornerstones of our humanness." Sigmund Freud. Faramir in the Houses of Healing.

The Broken Men: She filled the house with her fierce healing love, and when all was ready, the men had come. A story from Ithilien, in the Fourth Age.

The Treason of Beregond: What moved Beregond to act the way he did?

Age Shall Not Weary Them: "At the going down of the sun and in the morning / We will remember them." Remembering the fallen of Minas Tirith.

Rain Dance: In the first days of peace, Faramir takes stock.

We Need to Talk About Denethor: Faramir and Eowyn convene a family council.

The Lay of the Last Queen: He worked through the pages, scratching out a word here, a line there... Faramir is writing the Great Gondorian Novel. Slowly.

Legerdemain: Gandalf teaches a young Faramir a trick or two.

In Blackwater Woods: Denethor grieves.

Fealty With Love: The night before the coronation, a conversation between the man who will be King, and the man who will be Steward.

Comments

[kathyh]

Wow! I've seen and loved some of these but I had no idea there were so many. I know what I'll be doing this afternoon :) What a treat.

P.S. Loved the Backlisted podcast on The Return of the King. I always enjoy Backlisted but that one was a particular pleasure with the enthusiasm and love for the book just shining through.

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Oh, enjoy! I seem to have a lot of stuff bottled up that I didn't realize was there!

So glad you enjoyed the Backlisted podcast - I loved doing it. I've done a couple of others, including one on Georgette Heyer that you might enjoy.

[kathyh]

I loved that one too.It was actually my introduction to Backlisted without realising that you were on it :) It’s always nice when I’ve read the book they are discussing but I still enjoy it enormously when I haven’t read the book or sometimes even have heard of it.

[altariel.livejournal.com]

:-D They really do a fantastic job.

[jhall1.livejournal.com]

I hadn't heard of Backlisted, but a Google search quickly found it. When I have an hour to spare, I must listen to the "Return of the King" podcast (as well as to some of the others). And when I have some more hours to spare, I must try to catch up on those stories by Altariel that I haven't yet read. :)

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Enjoy! Backlisted is wonderful, and I'm sure you'll enjoy that one and many of the others.

[jhall1.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I've now listened to the RotK episode and greatly enjoyed it. I have to confess that I found the first 15 minutes, before the discussion turned to RotK, rather heavy going, though. I was pleased that the brilliant BBC radio dramatisation got a mention just before the end.

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, the radio version was very important to us all, I think.

[dwimordene-2011.livejournal.com]

Argh, I only had time to read one of these! I went straight for "Work and Love" - and loved it. Very realistic, and very true - a human being alone without responsibility for others is at loose and destructive ends. Everyone wants to keep Faramir from concern, but they don't realize they're robbing him of the resources he needs, spiritually, to survive. Good thing Eowyn showed up then with a similar problem!

[altariel.livejournal.com]

Plenty more there when you have the time! I wondered which one you’d go for first, and I’m glad you picked this one: looking beyond the self for life and meaning. Faramir needs someone to care for - and into the garden she walks.

[hhimring]

Amazingly productive!
There are some here that I haven't caught up with yet, so thank you very much!

[altariel.livejournal.com]

I think I’ve had a lot bottled up inside me: hadn’t realised! Hope you enjoy them!