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Mothers and Daughters by Oshun
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
17 May 2013
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Just a scrap of not much of anything. For a Femslash Friday submission. Not very slashy even under a microscope. But if I say it is, it is. The requirements are actually flexible. Women liking women is sufficient. (Characters: Anairë, Eärwen, Galadriel, and Aredhel.) Also, doubling as a birthday tiny treat for Zeen.
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How Careless by Oshun
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
4 May 2013
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This is an old one, written in observance of the International Day of Femslash (2008): Galadriel/Aredhel, a true drabble. According to my research there is one year between the births of these two women, with Galadriel being the younger. Why femslash these two? Why not? They both seem adventurous, rebellious even, and I would imagine quite close in their youths.
Posting it now in appreciation of this new community (half a day later for Femslash Friday). I will write a new one next time and post it properly on a Friday.
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Erendis: A Love Story by Oshun
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
7 Apr 2013
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A more intimate recounting of aspects of the story of Erendis and Aldarion, which appears in Tolkien's Unfinished Tales as Aldarion and Erendis: The Mariner's Wife. This is the story of two intense individuals whose passion for and obsession with one another equals their differences and contradictions.
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Always a Bridesmaid Never a Bride (not a crack fic) by Oshun
The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
28 Feb 2013
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This story is based upon a mystery element within my short story No Justice to Yourself. It stands alone, but it contains the revelation of Erestor's old boyfriend who had recently dumped him in that story. While it is a prequel of sorts to No Justice to Yourself, one does not need to read that story to understand this one.
Ignoble Bard did even more than he usual does in his Beta of this story. He forced me to write an ending when I just wanted to stop. Thank you very much, my dear friend.
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The Princess and the Horse Lord by Oshun
Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, TOLKIEN J. R. R. - Works
2 Feb 2013
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This novel begins as a coming of age story set in a time of war and its aftermath. Interaction with a dramatically changed Arda reveals new challenges for beloved canon characters. Their stories are not recounted with ponderous reverence, but with humor and sympathy for individuals who are flawed, passionate, funny, and conflicted. This is not one's standard Eomer/Lothiriel formula romance. (Awards: 2006 MEFA Second Place, Romance-Incomplete; 2012 First Place, WIP The Tree and Flower Awards)
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Written for the vikingskinkmeme
Prompt: Ragnar keeps flirting with and/or propositioning Athelstan, and Athelstan keeps turning him down because of his faith. But there's a part of him that wants to say yes, and sometimes that part of him thinks everything would be easier if Ragnar would just make him.
Then at some point Ragnar gets Athelstan so worked up that Athelstan accidentally lets slip that he wishes Ragnar would just make him.
Ragnar's a smart guy, he can see that Athelstan wants it but is holding himself back, and he can see how being absolved of responsibility for what's happening will help Athelstan feel less guilty about it, so he goes with it. Even when Athelstan realises that what he's asked for is a breach of his vows, and immediately takes it back.
I'd love it if Athelstan physically tries to stop Ragnar and can't. No asshole!Ragnar please, though. I'd like a Ragnar who would never actually do that if he hadn't been explicitly asked to.
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When the Valar recall Maglor to Valinor to plead for clemency, it falls to a reluctant rival to find him.
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8 Nov 2012