Author: Nenyia

  • Fëanor’s character displayed in his sons

    Fëanor was born in Valinor, the son of Finwë and Míriel. Following the birth of Fëanor, his mother was spent. Saying to Finwë: ‘…strength that would have nourished the life of many has gone into Fëanor.’ (The Silmarillion, ch. 6) Thus she was released from life, for it had become a grief to her and…

  • Member of the Month: an interview with RubySandybanks

    How did you find CoE? I found CoE ‘as if by chance’ while searching for pictures from the movies. In particular, I was searching for pictures of Frodo. I never tire of looking at his perfect face (even at my age – lol). I like to think that it was fate that brought me to…

  • Admin of the Month: an interview with atalante_star

    How did you find CoE? You know – I can’t really remember! I was searching the web for sites with fan art galleries and came across CoE. Loved the gallery, loved the fact I could upload art to it, and the rest is history! What are your duties here at CoE? Arguing about Balrog wings…

  • Mod of the Month: an interview with ~Witch_Queen_of_Angmar~

    How did you find CoE? I found CoE in August 2002, and I think it was through Google or some other fancy search-engine. I was looking for a site with a good gallery and had been through a few good sites before I found this one. I quickly forgot the gallery when I arrived here…

  • Varda

    Varda is the Lady of the Stars, and here in the Realm of Varda, we enjoy many things, which include admiring the universe and sky above us. In Varda, we talk about the stars, though we do not just talk about them, we write fiction about stars as well. We Vardians have had poetry and…

  • Brego: Film Profile

    Throughout the trilogy, many horses walk across the pages, developing their own character (Shadowfax), their own emotional weight (Bill the Pony) or their own active part in the story (Snowmane). Not so in the movie, of course, where a horse is just the Middle-earth substitute for a car. However, a couple of our four-legged friends…

  • Brego: Book Profile

    Brego in the books was not a horse. Not Aragorn’s horse. Not Theódred’s horse. He would probably be quite insulted to be called a horse, in fact. Brego was the second of the Kings of Rohan, son of Eorl the Young, and father of Baldor, Aldor and Eofor – the ancestor of Éomund and Éomer.…

  • The new CoE Clubs and alternative blogging sites

    With the recent shutting down of Journals on this website, many members have been searching for other journaling alternatives on the web. As many users will relate, the CoE Journals were used by some as a way to chat, put their thoughts down and connect, while others used the journals as a mode for clubs…

  • Where ancient history meets fiction (A meeting between Ulmo and his colleagues)

    There is a soft wind blowing through the open spaces of the enormous cave. Drops are falling from stalagmites into the dark water in an ongoing rhythm. A strange place for a meeting, you might think, no chairs, no tables, no microphones and no coffee. Yet this place is the only place that would be…

  • Home

    Long we drifted on dark and mighty seas lonely we swam through clear and cold water As soft shining pearls, their beauty still covered lost in the swirl and the vastness of the ocean But suddenly there was a hand that directed us a hand with incredible power and gentle love Ulmo took us in…