The Arwen Trilogy is not just a series of three stories. The project encompasses many different tales including the three main multi-chapter epics. Some are simply short stories, while others are mini-epics of their own. Each one is classified according to the influence they have on the storyline of the three main tales.
The series as it stands is listed below. It is in chronological order according to the Tolkien timeline. All of the stories essential to the Trilogy are marked with a "*". All stories marked with a "!" have not yet been finished.
To begin reading, simply click on the title of the desired chapter.
*Vampiric Dawn
Part One of the Arwen Trilogy. As a young child, Arwen comes face to face with a legendary creature destined to change her life forever.
Grasshoppers
The twin sons of Elrond are notorious in the Valley of Rivendell as pranksters. And only a week following Faye's arrival, she learns this fact for herself. . .the hard way.
Fairy Lights and Fireflies
Just a day in the life of Faye and Arwen, not long after Faye arrives in Rivendell.
*Little Star
Young Arwen is upset one day and Faye tells her a story to make her feel better.
First Snowfall
Faye has faced both ups and downs while adjusting to life in Rivendell. Now, she faces a test of both patience and pride when confronted with the greatest obstacle yet. . .the first snowfall of winter.
Creature in the Night
When a prank pulled by Elladan and Elrohir on Arwen does not turn out as expected, the inhabitants of Rivendell get a close view of Faye's dark side. And Faye learns that even vampires can be accepted for who they are.
Guiding Light
A short Yuletide story dedicated to the spirit of the season. On the eve of what is set to be the best Yule of Arwen's life, an event occurs that threatens to keep her loved ones apart for the holidays.
How Faye Met Endis
In the long years of her life, Faye had known few horses willing to tolerate her as their master. This is the story of how she met the first one, the spirited gelding Endis.
*Twilight Thunder
Part Two of the Arwen Trilogy. A creature from the age of Morgoth seeks revenge against Elrond on behalf of her master. Unfortunately, this quest for vengeance puts everyone else in danger, with disastrous results.
The Chance of a Lifetime
There comes a time in everyone's life where the decisions they make in one critical moment affects the outcome of the very future. This is the story of Faye's chance. What did she do (or not do) that changed the course of Middle-earth's history?
*The Last One Standing
What exactly happened to Faye by the conclusion of "Twilight Thunder" that prevented her from returning to Arwen? The truth is revealed within.
!To the Edge of Night
The events of "The Last One Standing" from Celebrian's point of view. Even in Valinor, she is not safe.
Rage
The Dark Lord Sauron has set into motion events that will unleash a terrible creature upon the house of King Thranduil. A beast never before seen in Middle-earth; a predator that nobody is prepared to face. (Lord of the Rings / Aliens crossover.)
Let Them Be Little
Celebrian reflects on her life before sailing to Valinor, and passes on an important lesson she had learned years before.
A Single Moment
A very short insight into Faye's thoughts and feelings during her captivity in Dol Guldur. Inspired by fanart from DA artist *Anna-nah-nah.
!In the Dark of the Night
In the face of the looming threat of Dol Guldur upon Lorien, Maida must make a choice: stay and fight with her beloved husband, or go and seek to aid Legolas in the work of the Fellowship.
*Whatever Happened to Bill the Pony?
The continuing adventures of Bill the pony after being sent away at the entrance of Moria, from Bill's point of view. It turns out that the members of the Fellowship aren't the only ones on a quest. Ties in to Chapter 5 of "Storm Front".
*Storm Front
Part Three of the Arwen Trilogy. Investigating the rumors of a slave trade in west Gondor reunites old friends, and brings unexpected trials as Arwen finally confronts the consequences of giving up immortality.