New Stories Posted :)
Hi again! :)
If you've been wondering where I'd gone to, I was busy frantically trying to read through the stories nominated for the MC Awards before voting was closed. Well, I had to skip the WIPs in the end, but at least I managed to vote for everything else. ;-)
Two of my new stories are now posted on fanfiction.net in their beta-ed and likely final version. So, if you are bored, looking for something to read, or, in case you're a member of the Owners of Aragorn Angst yahoo group, want to read my stories without mistakes or funny symbols in them, feel free to take a look. ;-)
I'd also like to add that you can find all my new stories by clicking on the 'My Stories 2008' link in the left-hand column. I'm planning to add a link where you can find all my stories soon. :)
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NEW STORIES:
Title: "Lament"
Word Count: 2047
Summary: Aragorn and Gimli watch the surviving elves grieve for Haldir and their other fallen comrades after the battle of Helm’s Deep. Movieverse gapfiller, set after the battle of Helm’s Deep and before the confrontation with Saruman in Isengard. Characters: Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli.
Title: "The Fifth Walker"
Word Count: 2310
Summary: Aragorn and Legolas have a little talk about words that have been spoken and decisions that have been made during the Council of Elrond. Gapfiller, set between the Council of Elrond and the departure of the Nine Walkers from Rivendell. Mostly Bookverse.
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I find it quite interesting that most of my new stories (written this year) have been at least partly inspired by my new surroundings. That is a result I surely didn't expect from moving into a new apartment. It's so wonderful to be completely surrounded by nature now! I can honestly say I never experienced autumn more vividly than this year. I don't know how I ever survived living in the city for so long! Well, to get back to the original topic, the way I described the mist in "The Fifth Walker" was inspired by the beautiful misty mornings we had here for weeks. Our apartment is situated between a river and a canal, and there's lots of mist rising from the river in autumn. *happy sigh* To give you an idea, here's a picture:
You can see quite nicely the wall of mist moving in on our house. Of course I had to share that experience with my favourite elf and ranger! :D
If you've been wondering where I'd gone to, I was busy frantically trying to read through the stories nominated for the MC Awards before voting was closed. Well, I had to skip the WIPs in the end, but at least I managed to vote for everything else. ;-)
Two of my new stories are now posted on fanfiction.net in their beta-ed and likely final version. So, if you are bored, looking for something to read, or, in case you're a member of the Owners of Aragorn Angst yahoo group, want to read my stories without mistakes or funny symbols in them, feel free to take a look. ;-)
I'd also like to add that you can find all my new stories by clicking on the 'My Stories 2008' link in the left-hand column. I'm planning to add a link where you can find all my stories soon. :)
~*~
NEW STORIES:
Title: "Lament"
Word Count: 2047
Summary: Aragorn and Gimli watch the surviving elves grieve for Haldir and their other fallen comrades after the battle of Helm’s Deep. Movieverse gapfiller, set after the battle of Helm’s Deep and before the confrontation with Saruman in Isengard. Characters: Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli.
Title: "The Fifth Walker"
Word Count: 2310
Summary: Aragorn and Legolas have a little talk about words that have been spoken and decisions that have been made during the Council of Elrond. Gapfiller, set between the Council of Elrond and the departure of the Nine Walkers from Rivendell. Mostly Bookverse.
~*~
I find it quite interesting that most of my new stories (written this year) have been at least partly inspired by my new surroundings. That is a result I surely didn't expect from moving into a new apartment. It's so wonderful to be completely surrounded by nature now! I can honestly say I never experienced autumn more vividly than this year. I don't know how I ever survived living in the city for so long! Well, to get back to the original topic, the way I described the mist in "The Fifth Walker" was inspired by the beautiful misty mornings we had here for weeks. Our apartment is situated between a river and a canal, and there's lots of mist rising from the river in autumn. *happy sigh* To give you an idea, here's a picture:
You can see quite nicely the wall of mist moving in on our house. Of course I had to share that experience with my favourite elf and ranger! :D