Count me in. Where do we start Eryan?

There are so many missing details so nice to imagine...
Possible subjects:
(1) It is told in the Silm that the tale of deeds of Beren as a solitary outlaw became a matter of song in Doriath before he ever came there. Imagine the feelings of Luthien when she heard that song: what did she thought about Beren at that time, how did she respond to it?
(2) Elladan and Elrohir were uncles of young Eldarion, the son of Aragorn and Arwen. Imagine a scene when they all meet.
(3) Aragorn and Denethor fighting side by side as young knights in the service of Gondor...
And so on, so on...

I don't really get a lot of time for writing anymore, but if I had a crack at something where and how do I go about getting it posted?

Or we could start somw new ones?

Hil Valedhelgwath your short story about the Fall of Osgiliath really corresponds to what I expected for this game!
I think I must finish now some of my very short glimpses into ME and post them as well ... One is about a meeting between Arwen and Eowyn just after the death of Faramir, another is about the childhood of Dior, the son of Beren and Luthien. Yet another is about young Eldarion and his uncles Elladan and Elrohir...

Well, several days ago I worked a bit on that bit about Arwen and Eowyn and I finished by writing a sort of a song supposed to be composed by Arwen at the request of Eowyn after the death of Faramir. You can find it now in the Fan Fiction section. I would be very grateful for all comments. I also would like to thank here Alllyssa and Gnampie for their comments, suggestions of modifications, and for encouragement...

Hi Eryan.
I just posted a comment about your poem under the character thread for Faramir, so I won't repeat it here (grondy will perhaps move it here and delete this one if I smile nicely)
Very moving piece of work though.


Grondy having been moved by Val's moving appeal, moved the following post to this thread and deleted it from under Characters.

I was going to send a post about your poem last night, Eryan, but wasn't sure which thread to put it in.
It's a very moving piece, and the more I read it, the better it becomes. The fact that it was written as a requim after his death actually leaves me with a feeling of grief as though he was a real person, and I was left feeling sorrow for the widowed Eowyn. That was a nice touch.
Sorry to disappoint you, Eryan, but my next piece is about Balin and not Faramir. Sorry if I caused any confusion in an earlier post. Faramir's character does fit the way I like to write, though, so given time I might be able to extend the last story or send him on another quest.

[Edited on 28/6/2002 by Grondmaster]

I'm just about to enter one of my busiest periods of the year at work tomorrow, so I've pressed on and finished the Balin story. Hopefully, Taz has received a copy of it and will be able to post it somewhere. Failing that, anyone who's interested, let me know and I'll mail a copy out to you.