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EdorasLass I've been writing LOTR fanfic for about a year and a half. I've written about every race in Middle Earth, but I tend to favour the Rohirrim, and am equally fond of certain Gondorians. You can find my stories at FF.net, Stories of Arda, and HASA. Enednoviel I am a 30-something married woman living in a small village right in the middle of Germany. I have studied Art History and English. It was at university when I had my first encounter with Tolkien. Tolkien's The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings were on the students’ “to read” list and I ended up with The Hobbit being one of my exam topics. Faramir has always been one of my favourite characters in the book, but Peter Jackson’s movies really drew me even deeper into the world of the Gondorians. I’m not much of a writer (though I have written some fanfics), I’m more into drawing and the three Gondorians are one of my favourite themes. Gwyneth I am a 15-year-old girl from Bavaria, Germany, who attends a humanities school, which means studying Latin and Ancient Greek, which are the most spectacular attributes of mine I can think of. I fell for The Lord of the Rings after watching the movies, which I dearly love, though I like the books I got to know after it a lot, as well. When writing my fanfiction, I like to think of a mix of book and movie, with most backgrounds and characterizations from the books, but some aspects and most people’s looks from the movies. ☺ I am one of those who are in love with the First Family, too. My favourite LotR character has always been Boromir, and while giving more attention to all LotR and mainly the Stewards, I begun to hold his brother and father in high regard too. Meanwhile, I like them all very much, Boromir, Faramir and Denethor, though Boromir and Denethor (in connection with Finduilas) are my very favourite. Furthermore, I have to apologize for possible grammatical/linguistic mistakes. I have been studying English for three years now, so I am far away from a native speaker’s level. Here are my special thanks to Lilan, who agreed to proofread and correct my stories. (So actually it is not very likely that there will be that many mistakes, thanks to her.) 5
Illwynd Illwynd is very strange, makes bad puns, and always gets confused over whether she lives in California or Gondor. She also enjoys writing about herself in the third person for "About the Author" blurbs. Kasiopea My full name is Catherine Karina Chmiel. I live in the old part of Warsaw, in my apartment among the trees. I work as a freelance illustrator, sometimes I also teach history of art and drawing. I have a university degree in philosophy, and zoology is my second hobby. I am especially interested in horses, rabbits and small birds. My friends often call me "Kas" (short version of Kasiopea) or "Rabbit". I am an active member of Aiglos editors' team. It is a Polish magazine, a Tolkienist almanac, our pride. I am a member of Forum Tolkienowskie, the best Polish forum ever, and I also sing in the Dziura Maglora ensemble (the name of the band could be translated as Maglor's Hole). I am very interested in fanfiction and I write stories myself. My longest story is entitled Son of Gondor and it is about Boromir, of course. I have also written a series of stories about sons of Feanor, one of those fanfics was translated and published in the Special English edition of Aiglos. Khorazîr An illustrator, graphic designer and art teacher by profession, Khorazîr discovered the world of JRR Tolkien in the early 1990ies, and ever since has dedicated most of her creative energy to the depiction of scenes and characters from the books – with a noticeable focus on her favourite character Faramir. In her illustrations, she attempts to keep as faithful to the written word as possible, and to visualise Middle-earth in a realistic while still painterly manner. She also writes bookverse fanfiction from time to time (not being a great friend of PJ’s take on LotR), mostly featuring Denethor’s younger son. Both her artwork and her writing can be found at her website at www.anke.edoras-art.de Lilan I am a teacher of English from Ukraine. I haven’t been fascinated with The Lord of the Rings for that long (only about three years, and before that was convinced it was not my kind of reading at all). But my devotion is true! In particular where it concerns the Stewards of Gondor. In fact, it is Faramir who holds my heart in his keeping, but the rest of his family are not bad either! 6
Page 2 and 3: Table of Contents Introduction by C
Page 4 and 5: Introduction by Cressida and Lilan,
Page 8 and 9: Nancy Brooke Like many I first came
Page 10 and 11: They talked a little while eating,
Page 12 and 13: An Ill-Conceived Notion by Illwynd
Page 14 and 15: “Gailon, have you any liquor in y
Page 16 and 17: in this condition, Ciryandil could
Page 18 and 19: The rest of the night passed withou
Page 20 and 21: Boromir was already about to give a
Page 22 and 23: Grief by Gwyneth The person sitting
Page 24 and 25: 23 Boromir averted his eyes from t
Page 26 and 27: she is gone, and all your hopes and
Page 28 and 29: Sea Food by Annmarwalk Author’s n
Page 30 and 31: Summer 2990, T.A. Rumours and Memor
Page 32 and 33: “Is that true?” “Aye. I read
Page 34 and 35: Journeys in High Places by Illwynd
Page 36 and 37: “I know your excuses by now. You
Page 38 and 39: They walked through ever-changing l
Page 40 and 41: chirped. It was a silence like of t
Page 42 and 43: covering of snow; the ever-blowing
Page 44 and 45: Several hours later, Boromir sat hu
Page 46 and 47: “I cannot spot them; can you see
Page 48 and 49: Faramir thought for a moment, then
Page 50 and 51: him more terrible than to die in ba
Page 52 and 53: numbed, and their feet, kicking thr
Page 54 and 55: Leaves on the Wind: Signaling Storm
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and you under the sun. It puts me i
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door. Still, I will take comfort, a
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The time of our separation is over,
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They began to pass through the main
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"But...have you ever done this befo
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snip "I don't think so, little brot
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Faramir looked at the table beside
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alongside him. The warm breeze stir
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son," he said. "May I assume this h
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Denethor did not seem at all surpri
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An observer might wonder what it wa
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name. Better to be Anárion and die
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another thing he’d learned from M
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So this must be the guest from Roha
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Boys at Play by Khorazîr 83
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I did not know any Rangers; I hoped
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They saw guards of the Citadel and
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to identify plants by their leaves,
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Elchim did not laugh, though Halhig
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“You cannot wander about alone at
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wondered how hard it would be to sl
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He laughs, showing fine straight te
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sadness. I wish that we could have
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I pack my things into a few small b
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Boromir dragged a chair to the wind
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‘No, Boromir, that was not why I
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The grime idea had come to Faramir;
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To their great dismay, that proved
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Something in his face clearly made
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Finally, they were at the door to t
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‘Something tells me you are not a
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His eldest was lying sprawled acros
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‘Awaken your brother, ’tis rath
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oof and cracked it in several place
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"Do the young men of Gondor think o
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I see it." They walked to the great
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"To the new year!" the guests repea
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Still, Mithrandir thought, it had b
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