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Tales of a Dark Continent ( Part IV) By Morthoron Published: March 14, 2006
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The Arda Post is pleased to announce part four of Tales of a Dark Continent by Morthoron. Grab a nice cup of tea, a warm snuggly blanket, cozy up to the fireplace and prepare to lose yourself in this masterfully rendered other-tale akin to works of the good Professor Tolkien himself. Read More...
Tales of a Dark Continent - Part 3 By Morthoron Published: November 15, 2005
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Our ascerbic master of lore, Morthoron, is at it again with the newest part in the ongoing Tales of a Dark Continent saga. Return once more to the recollections of dear Greagoir and feel that old familiar tugging of Middle-earth at your heart. Read More...
Tales of a Dark Continent (Part 2) By Morthoron Published: October 2, 2005 Updated: October 2, 2005
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CHAPTER VI: A Strange Meeting with the Dark Elves With care not to disturb the lolling guard at the entrance to the slave pen, I torturously inched my way towards the fence of the former horse corral, gritting my teeth from the pain in my still-throbbing forehead. Leaning at last against a fencepost for cover, I stared long into the blackness while following the cadence of the nightbirds' song beyond the scope of the sentry fires. There were eight sentry posts set roughly like compass points around the outer edges of the camp, as well as other posts set near the horse enclosures and the guard at the prisoner's compound close-by to where I sat. Each post had a small campfire and a single mercenary-guard, most of whom were lazily drowsing by this time of night. There was a changing of the guard at regular intervals throughout the night, and those mercenaries not on duty lay asleep in their tents. Read More...
Tales of a Dark Continent (Part 1) By Morthoron Published: October 2, 2005 Updated: October 2, 2005
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PROLOGUE: An Eye to the East I have a tale to tell, If you would care to hear it. Much of it may seem strangely familiar: a fireside yarn that once lulled you to youthful sleep, yet lingered on in drowsing snatches to mingle with the very stuff of dreams; or of half-read passages, long faded to forgetful obscurity, that come suddenly to mind with the stark clarity of a memory vividly recalled -- the unexpected guest who arrives unbidden but welcome at the oddest hour. Perhaps you are merely seeing a reflection, mirrored as through a glass darkly, perceiving the obverse truth of what you have long taken as fact. In any case, and if you are so inclined, I shall recount the hidden truths of the rise and fall of realms to the very east of East and to the uttermost South, far from the haunted eaves of Rhovanion, and further still from the reunited Dunedain kingdoms that first rose in ancient times along the silent shores of the Sundering Sea. Read More...
Pescado By zivlok Published: May 31, 2005 Updated: May 31, 2005
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by: zivlok
Author's Note: This is my third story in my collection of short stories I'm thinking about publishing. This is a parody of the old greek and roman myths. If for some reason you are currently holding a star map in your hands, you will see that is sort of makes sense. Read More...
Clean Kitchen, Dirty Means By zivlok Published: May 31, 2005 Updated: May 31, 2005
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By Wally Warlock
Today I had the chance to go to Winnie the Witch’s newly redone kitchen. I promptly turned down the offer. When the boss offers that much for a job, you know something’s up. But then I got a call from the bank about my house payments. I raced to the boss and told him I wanted the job after all. Read More...
CH. 3: "THE HAUNTED DAGGER" By Bronwyn Published: May 31, 2005 Updated: May 31, 2005
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by Bronwyn
CHAPTER 3:
Kelim listened and talked to the man, who seemed to be the leader of this group for some time before a type of agreement appeared to be reached. Then, he turned to the others and translated just what had gone on. “They say that there have been groups of evil looking men passing by here. They also told me that our group passed by earlier and they think that the later ones were following them. Their leader here has been listening to the conversations going on between those that are following our group. It seems that they were not only following the troop, which I was with, but also are on their way to Isengard for some type of big battle.
He told me that this old pathway has been very busy lately, and I told him about the threat, which comes to us from Mordor as well as Isengard
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"The Haunted Dagger" - Chapter 1 By Bronwyn Published: May 31, 2005 Updated: May 31, 2005
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CHAPTER 1. INTO THE GLOOM
The twins, Anborn and Anoreth carefully made their way from the cavern, in which they had found themselves along a narrow, dark corridor of hewn stone. It resembled a mineshaft although they had never really seen a real one. One of the museums, which they had visited, in school had a fake one. It had been a representation of the mythical Dwarven mines contained in the many stories read to them by their teachers and parents over the years of their childhood. Read More...
"The Haunted Dagger" - Prologue By Bronwyn Published: May 31, 2005 Updated: May 31, 2005
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THE HAUNTED DAGGER
[Copyright; 2004, Jane Richards]
PROLOGUE:
Anborn yawned and stretched as he was waking. Laying on his pillow with the bright sun peeking in the window he sleepily knew this was a special day but hadn’t wakened enough to really think about why. In the sleeping quarters next to his he could hear his twin sister, Anoreth, begin to stir. Read More...
Sam's Lonely Ballad By Amonereb Published: May 31, 2005 Updated: May 31, 2005
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by: Amonereb
Oh Aragorn Ellesar,
your the cause of my woe
since my bonny bright Frodo,
to the wars he did go.
Broken hearted I wander,
broken hearted I remain,
for my bonny bright Frodo,
the ring it was his bane
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