Penname: Joy of the Valar [Contact] Real name:
Member Since: 24/01/05
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Joy of the Valar is a Canadian girl who loves to read and write. Unfortunatly, reading seems to take presedence over writing and therefore her stories sometimes get neglected. Though if the readers and writers here would happen to be a tiny weeny bit curious about my other stories, they can visit fictionpress.com . My penname on the site is Singing Sarah and I love reviews. (I just had to put a plug in)
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All Over Again by Camilla Sandman Rated: PG [Reviews - 5]
Summary: At the end of her life, Éowyn remembers all she has lived and all she would do all over again. (For kittycatness, a light drabble as requested.)
Categories: Book-verse
Characters: Faramir
Genres: Romance, Drama, Angst
Warnings: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes Word count: 587 Read Count: 2041
[Report This] Published: 23/01/05 Updated: 23/01/05
Reviewer: Joy of the Valar Signed
Date: 24/01/05 Title: Chapter 1: All Over Again

I liked this very much. I'm definetly in awe of your talent.

Author's Response: Thank you. New here, I saw, so I returned the favour. Hope you like it here!

Eggses by Andy Longwood Rated: G [Reviews - 5]
Summary: “. . . suddenly Gollum remembered thieving from nests long ago, and sitting under the riverbank teaching his grandmother, teaching his grandmother to suck – ‘Eggses!’ he hissed. ‘Eggses, it is!’"
Categories: Book-verse
Characters: Other
Genres: Humor, General
Warnings: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes Word count: 2770 Read Count: 2876
[Report This] Published: 02/02/05 Updated: 02/02/05
Reviewer: Joy of the Valar Signed
Date: 08/02/05 Title: Chapter 1: Eggses

I loved it. Very well written and I love your angle on Smeagol's character before the ring, which is something I've always been curious about.

Author's Response: Ditto. Tolkien gave us all these hints about what his life might have been like, but very little that is actually certain. It gives one room to wonder.