Pen Name:HAAuthors
Joined:Nov 12,2005
E-Mail:HAAuthors

Bio: Collected short works by members of the Henneth Annûn Yahoo group.

3 PUBLISHED STORIES:

Valentine's Challenge: Fractured Valentine's Day Tales
General Rated:All
Love is in the air - whether you want it or not. Luckily, Tolkien provides
us with many couples whose stories include at least as much drama as they do
romance: Beren and Luthien, Aragorn and Arwen, Celeborn and Galadriel, Turin
and Nineor - just to name a few.

So how about an antidote for all that Valentine's Day commercialism? Write a
story, drabble, or poem about any Tolkien romance you can dream up. You can
use one of his canonical relationships, or feel free to make up a new one
yourself. Just make it more bitter-sweet than sweet.

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If you want your story to be included in this collection, please mail it to: juno UNDERSCORE magic AT magic DOT ms
Updated:Feb 24,2007 Chapters:10 Words:10009 Reviews: 1


Tolerance Challenge
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The chapters of this story are entries in the "Tolerance Onlist Challenge" at the Henneth Annûn Yahoo Group. Running from 01/10/2007 to 01/17/2007 the Challenge was initiated by Marta with this post:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Henneth_Annun/message/67429

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Here's the Challenge: Make us cringe, make us cry, make us laugh - any race, age, or genre so long as it touches on the topic of equality and acceptance or lack thereof.

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And here's the full text of the Challenge:

Tell us a tale about those feelings of superiority the Gondorians seemed to have to pretty much all men. Or Legolas and Gimli, and their fathers, and countrymen, and... 'nuff said. Both Boromir and the Rohirrim seemed to have a lurking fear of Lothlorien; hobbits were suspicious to say the least of "Big Folk". (Sam's reaction to Strider, anyone?)

And lest we forget, Elves (first age and otherwise) had a *lot* to be resentful for, to other races and the different groups among elves themselves. A lot of this really is Fëanor's fault, but even the Fëanorians must have had reasons for their grudges. And reasons to eventually overcome them.

Make us cringe, make us cry, make us laugh - any race, age, or genre so long as it touches on the topic of equality and acceptance or lack thereof.

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If you want your take on the Challenge included in this collection, please mail the text or link to: juno UNDERSCORE magic AT magic DOT ms
Updated:Jan 22,2007 Chapters:4 Words:2317 Reviews: 0


HA 05 Halloween Challenge
General Rated:Teens
Short stories entered in the 2005 Henneth Annûn Halloween Challenge.
Updated:Nov 29,2005 Chapters:4 Words:4969 Reviews: 0