#thingol

[elronds-library]

As Stars From the Earth

by StarSpray (@starspray)

Part 2 of Wisdom of the Evening Star Part 2 of Bright Stars as Silver Fires

"…and there in the forest of Neldoreth Lúthien was born, and the white flowers of niphredil came forth to greet her as stars from the earth."

General, No Archive Warnings

Words: 358

[elves-as-things-my-friends-said]

Thingol: By the way, I'm not trying to bash the Noldor, except for a few kinds of them—

[delawaress]

this is probably a long shot, but are there any thingol communities out there? maybe a discord server, subreddit, or some other online space for thingol fans?

i’d make a discord server myself, but unfortunately the program i’m in doesn’t leave me with enough time to properly moderate one.

is there an existing place dedicated to sharing fanart, fic, meta, discussions, and anything else thingol-related? if anyone knows of a community like that or has any recommendations, i’d really appreciate it!

[kisses-in-the-void]

[kisses-in-the-void]

Thingol and Melian in Menegroth vs. Thingol and Melian on their yearly summer vacation.

[elronds-library]

Of the Laws of Ansereg

by Ansereg (@thebyrchentwigges)

An explanation of ansereg, the author's AU concept of Elvish BDSM.

Mature, No Archive Warnings

Words: 1,601

[kisses-in-the-void]

Praying for the day fandoms stop treating imperfect victims as worse than the people actually hurting them. Because it is literally textbook victim-blaming. There’s just no way to do that without sounding like the asshole who blames a rape victim for wearing a short skirt and walking alone at night instead of blaming the rapist who chose to assault them.

No matter how stupid, naive, or "crazy" you think the person being hurt was, their actions can never be considered worse than those of the perpetrator. So stop treating villains as if they’re some force of nature that couldn’t possibly be stopped and therefore aren’t responsible for anything. Because that’s exactly what it sounds like when y’all write essays about "they should have known better!" instead of saying "my murderous blorbo shouldn’t have been spilling other people’s blood"

[elronds-library]

A perfect blade

by Aprilertuile (@aprilertuile)

Curufin was in his forge, focused, a Song of Metal Crafting upon his lips. Something he had learnt at his father’s knee. He could hear, distantly, the noise of others in the forge. The place was hardly private.

General, No Archive Warnings

Words: 710