"Akallabêth" Fanworks Rec Post

[oloriel.livejournal.com]

This post is for any fanworks relating to "Akallabêth". (If you think it fits, it does! Gapfillers, stories that cross multiple chapters, whatever—it's all welcome.) Feel free to link to your favorite stories, artworks, etc. Shameless Self-Promotions (SSPs) are allowed. Any works created for this event should be linked to, not posted, here.

Remember, all sorts of fanworks are welcome on this community and welcome to be linked to.* Please keep in mind the SWG ratings and warnings guidelines. Use caution which links you click on if you do not wish to view certain content.

Please use this format to post links (just copy/paste it and fill it in):

<strong>Title:</strong> <a href="http://YOUR LINK GOES HERE">DESCRITION/TITLE OF LINK</a>
<strong>Type of Fanwork: </strong>
<strong>Length (if applicable): </strong>
<strong>Rating: </strong>
<strong>Warnings: </strong>
<strong>Summary: </strong>
<strong>Why I enjoyed it (optional): </strong>

* If you don't want people to recommend or link to your fanworks either at all or without your permission, please let Lyra or Indy know so we can make a list for future reference. The list:

Comments

[huinare.livejournal.com]

Title: ”Foe and Friend” by Zdenka (http://www.lotrgfic.com/viewstory.php?sid=2991)
Rating: PG
Warnings: adult themes
Summary: In Ar-Pharazôn's palace on Númenor, Isildur's wife encounters peril, temptation, and unlooked-for help.
Why I enjoyed it (optional): Vivid and believable characterizations; lyrical prose.

Title: ”A Tempest’s Name” by Pandemonium (http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=635&chapter=4)(part of the anthology Into This Wild Abyss. (“http://www.silmarillionwritersguild.org/archive/home/viewstory.php?sid=635))
Rating: Teens
Warnings: [I don't think any of the anthology warnings apply to this piece? Darkish tone/themes overall]
Summary: With the onslaught of increasingly powerful and terrifying storms as well as the afflictions of pestilence, the people of Númenor question Ar-Pharazôn's preparations to invade the Blessed Lands and doubt the Zigûr's ability to withstand the wrath of the gods. Through a combination of his arts and the power of a tempest, Mairon puts these doubts to rest.
Why I enjoyed it (optional): A compelling glimpse into the keen and ordered mind of a character to whom Tolkien did not do sufficient justice, and a memorable instance of Pandë “scientifictitious” take on the Legendarium. Additionally, Elleth’s illustration is very striking.

[zdenka]

Thanks for the rec. :)