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.