"Of the Coming of Men into the West" Fanworks Rec Post
This post is for any fanworks relating to "Of the Coming of Men into the West". (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,
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Type of Fanwork: Story
Length (if applicable): 6385
Rating: Teens
Warnings: Violence--Moderate
Summary: Amlach seems to be the only one of the early Edain who is explicitly said to have entered the service of Maedhros, so he may have been the first of Men to do so and he may have gone to Himring alone. This story imagines the feelings of an Adan who originally opposed the Eldar and now finds himself spending his life among them, all on his own. It also tries to answer the question why he picked Maedhros specifically as his prospective leader and whether Maedhros fulfilled his expectations.
Why I enjoyed it (optional): Quoted by myself in the discussion post for this chapter.
Title: For we heard that there was light, by Calima
Type of Fanwork: Story
Length (if applicable): 2710
Rating: General
Warnings: none
Summary: The events surrounding the unrest in Estolad.
Title: ...he wearied of the chase..., by peet
Type of Fanwork: painting
Warnings: none
Summary: ‘When three hundred years and more were gone since the Noldor came to Beleriand, in the days of the Long Peace, Finrod Felagund, Lord of Nargothrond, journeyed east of Sirion and went hunting with Maglor and Maedhros, sons of Fëanor; but he wearied of the chase and passed on alone towards the Mountains of Ered-lindon that he saw shining afar…’
Title: Haleth, by steamey
Type of Fanwork: Digital art, painting
Warnings: none
Summary: Caranthir offered to Men his lands to live in protected, but Haleth refused, for now she was chosen a Chieftain, being of great heart and no less in valour than her kinsmen. Next year she led her people to Estolad; and after a time again urged them to move further westward.
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