Nigglings

Nigglings is a gen Tolkien anthology of fiction, art and poetry. It was published in Oswestry, Shropshire.
==About==
'Nigglings' is the magazine from the Writers Special Interest Group of the Tolkien Society. It is an outlet for people who want to write longer stories inspired by Tolkien (though not necessarily set in his created worlds). One has to ask oneself when reading fan fiction, 'Would Tolkien write stories like these?' The answer is probably 'no' but good writing (of which Nigglings has quite a bit) is the important thing here and the authors, who are trying to write Middle-earth fiction, usually do not stray too far from Tolkien's created world into their own fanciful creations. Nigglings is scant on artwork and has an annoying habit of being printed on just one side of a sheet of paper (don't let the ents or Jan Boom hear about this). The group also produces 'Nigglings Special Issues' which usually contains a single long piece of fiction and which are sold independently from Nigglings. from at Tolkien Guide 
==Issue 1==
Nigglings Volume 1 was published in March 1991 and contains 54 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 5 stories. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel, additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies per edition (although as copy zero exists for the first edition, there may be 101 copies); there were at least 2 editions.
* Neithan's Tale, by Chris Seeman.
* Shadow-lady, by Ruth Lacon.
* The Long Betrothal, a quartet of tales comprising
** Part 1: The Dreams of Kings, by Lyn Ritchie.
** Part 2: Rohan comes a-Visiting, by Ruth Lacon.
** Part 3: The Journey, by Angela Surtees.
** Part 4: A Day's hunting in Ithilien, by Catherine Thorn.
* The Agreeable Stonemason, by Alex Lewis. Written Feb 1991.
* Through the Glass Dimly - Part One, by Alex Lewis. Written Mar 1991.
==Issue 2==
Nigglings Volume 2 was published in August 1991 and consists of 78 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 3 stories. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel, additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon and Ian Collier. A5 format with transparent plastic front cover; heat bound at base (pages are opened down, towards the reader). Limited to 100 copies.
* The Masterlode, by Alex Lewis. Written Nov 1990 - 15 Feb 1991, revised 9 Mar 1991.
* The Light in the North, by Ruth Lacon.
* Through the Glass Dimly - Part Two, by Alex Lewis. Written Mar 1991
==Issue 3==
Nigglings Volume 3 was published in August 1992 and contains 73 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 5 stories. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel, additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon and Ian Collier. A5 format with transparent plastic front cover; heat bound at base (pages are opened down, towards the reader). Limited to 100 copies.
* A World Apart, by Susanne Stopfel.
* A Rare and Curious Thing, Indeed, by Alex Lewis. Written Mar 1991.
* To Break the Heart of Stones, by Alex Lewis. Written Mar 1991.
* Root and Branch, by Alex Lewis. Written May 1991.
* A Lesson for All Concerned, by Alex Lewis.Written Aug 1991.
==Issue 4==
Nigglings Volume 4 was published in September 1992 and contains 42 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 3 stories. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel. A5 format with transparent plastic front cover; heat bound at base (pages are opened down, towards the reader). Limited to 100 copies.
* If Beasts could Talk, by Alex Lewis. Written Aug 1991.
* Deeper Delvings, by Alex Lewis. Written Oct 1991.
* The Cloudgazer, by Alex Lewis. Written Dec 1991.
==Issue 5==
Nigglings Volume 5 was published in December 1992 and contains 52 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 5 stories, 3 poems, 1 song and a comments and criticisms section. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon and Ian Collier. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Feanor's Filler, by the editor.
* Moria-Gate - The Scandal Unravels, by Salman Rushtoes. Written Dec 1992.
* The Oxford Habit - or Dare to go back Again, by Salman Rushtoes. Written Dec 1992.
* Poem: Maglor's Lament, by Anna Bowles.
* Fall of the City, by Ruth Lacon.
* Poem: The Maiden, by Anna Bowles.
* The Mushroom Song, by Anna Bowles.
* Between a Rock and a Hard Place, by Ruth Lacon.
* Pieces of the Puzzle, by Alex Lewis. Written Nov 1992.
* Poem: Rathloriel, by Alex Lewis. Written Nov 1992.
==Issue 6==
Nigglings Volume 6 was published in July 1993 and contains 64 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of fan fiction, art, and poetry from Ian Collier, Denis Collins, Ruth Lacon, Alex Lewis, Anna Bowles, and Catherine Thorn; 8 stories, 5 poems and editorial comment. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon and Ian Collier. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Feanor's Filler, the editor.
* Discovery, by Ian Collier.
* Flame in the Dark, by Denis Collins.
* Smile of the Forgotten Prince, by Alex Lewis.
* Poem: The Marring of the Moon, by Anna Bowles.
* Bilbo's Letter, by Catherine Thorn.
* A Long Overdue Visit, by Alex Lewis.
* Poem: Death of a King, by Denis Collins.
* Poem: Kings of Air and Arda, by Denis Collins.
* Poem: Woodland Departure, by Denis Collins.
* Swords of Gondolin, by Denis Collins.
* Last-King of the North, by Alex Lewis.
* Poem: Be 'ware!, by Alex Lewis.
* School Essay, by Alex Lewis.
==Issue 7==
Nigglings Volume 7 was published in January 1994 and contains 68 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of fan fiction, art, and poetry from Ruth Lacon, Lyn Ritchie, Peter Bolton, Alex Lewis, Jason Finch, and Denis Collins, 10 stories in all. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Feanor's Fillers, by the editor.
* The Secret History, by Ruth Lacon. Written Summer 1993.
* Love and the Young Maiden, by Lyn Ritchie.
* Namarie: the journey of Legolas and Gimli, the last of the company of the Ring, by Peter Bolton. Written Sep 1993.
* A Meeting of Masters, by Alex Lewis. Written Jun 1993.
* The Battle of Wrath, by Alex Lewis. Written May 1992.
* A Tale from the Seaward Tower, by Jason Finch.
* A Riddle at Yuletide, by Alex Lewis. Written 8 Dec 1987.
* A Long-awaited Talk, by Denis Collins. Written Jul 1993.
* Nights's Swift Messenger, by Denis Collins.
* And Back Again, by Denis Collins.
==Issue 8==
Nigglings Volume 8 was published in September 1994 and contains 52 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of fan fiction, art, and poetry from Ruth Lacon, Helen Waters, Alex Lewis, and Ian Collier, 6 stories in all. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies. 
* Feanor's Filler, by the editor.
* The Reason Why, by Ruth Lacon.
* Illustration: Queen Falassarian
* Rememberance Day, by Helen Waters.
* Damirwen Lightfoot, by Alex Lewis. Written Jan 1993.
* Illustration: Damirwen.
* After the Storm, by Ruth Lacon.
* Illustration: Valacar, Vidumavi, Eldacar.
* Old, Old, Boots, by Alex Lewis. Written Apr - May 1994.
* Illustration: The Bridge at Osgiliath, by Ian Collier.
* The First Betrayal, by Alex Lewis. Written 30 Aug 1989.
==Issue 9==
Nigglings Volume 9 was published in April 1995 and contains 45 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 5 storeis, a poem, a short series of connected material regarding the University of Umbar, plus comments and criticisms. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies. A review of it is here 
* Feanor's Fillers, by the editor.
* The Last Tap, by Goin Gimlison.
* The Lull, by Jason Finch.
* Matters of the University of Umbar.
** Letter to the Chancellor, by Ruth Lacon.
** Letter from the Department of International Studies.
** Theology Department: The Boat Race.
** The Koloik Papers.
* Poem: Ynandiel, by Alex Lewis. Written 1994.
* A Darker Strand, by Salman and Salome Rushtoes. Written 12 Dec 1994.
* A Trick of the Tail, by Alex Lewis. Written 25 May 1989, revised 21 Mar 1995.
* The Making of Belnaith, by Alex Lewis. Written 26 Nov 1994, revised 30 Mar 1995.
==Issue 10==
Nigglings Volume 10 was published in September 1995 and contains 59 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 7 stories, 4 poems, and a tutorial from the editor on, amongst other things, writing skills and techniques. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Annals of the Nine Realms: Dragonsghyll, by Christine Davidson.
* Poem: The Song of Rosalka Kelbrethil (Silver and Gold), by Christine Davidson.
* The Oliphaunt Collection - An Introduction, by Alex Lewis.
**The Oliphaunts Last Journey, by Jason Finch.
** Oliphaunts Leap, by Jason Finch.
** Poem: The Last Oliphaunt, by Andrew Wells.
** Poem: Eye of the Oliphaunt, by Andrew Wells.
* A Time to Run, by Lyn Ritchie.
* What Happened to the Oliphaunt, by Ruth Lacon.
* Oliphauntiatelli, by Salmano Rushtossi and Alessandro Luigi. Written Mar 1995.
* Poem: Thangoradroma, by Alessandro Luigi (not included in the index). Written 15 Mar 1995.
* The Lost Bottle, by Ruth Lacon and Alex Lewis.
* Feanor's Filler, by the editor.
==Issue 11==
Nigglings Volume 11 was published in April 1996 and contains 48 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 5 stories and a tutorial from the editor covering, amongst other things, writing skills and techniques. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* One Bitter Spring, by Ruth Lacon. Written between Jan 1991 and 3 Aug 1995.
* Annals of the Nine Realms: Roses, by Christine Davidson.
* Procession Day, by Anna Bowles.
* The Last Homely House, by Alex Lewis. Written Jun 1991, revised 3 Apr 1996.
* Rhyme and Reason, by Alex Lewis. Written 10 Jul 1995.
* Feanor's Filler, by the editor.
==Issue 12==
Nigglings Volume 12 was published in September 1996 and contains 49 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of fan fiction, art, and poetry from Alex Lewis and Ruth Lacon, 5 stories in all. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Finding that which was hidden, by Ruth Lacon and Alex Lewis. Written 28 Dec 1995.
* One Last Encounter, by Alex Lewis. Written 31 Dec 1995 - 1 Jan 1996.
* The Runaway Bride, by Ruth Lacon.
* The Old North Tower, by Alex Lewis. Written 3 Aug 1995, revised 4 Jan 1996.
* The Heir of Telchar, by Alex Lewis. Written Apr 1996
==Issue 13==
Nigglings Volume 13 was published in April 1997 and contains 49 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 3 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Randiriel, by Lyn Ritchie. Written 1997.
* Annals of the Nine Realms: Strangers, by Christine Davidson.
** This story acts as a prequel, or introduction to Christine's longer story published over 4 volumes of Nigglings Special Issues.
* Feanor's Daughter, by Alex Lewis. Written May 1990.
==Issue 14==
Nigglings Volume 14 was published in September 1997 and contains 57 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of fan fiction, art, and poetry from Lyn Ritchie, Ruth Lacon, and Alex Lewis, 5 stories in total. Cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Mirwen and Imrahil, by Lyn Ritchie.
* Stormwind, by Ruth Lacon. Written 25 Aug 1997.
* The Gwathlo Lowlands, by Ruth Lacon. Written 1997.
* Of Casting Nasturtiums, by Alex Lewis. Written Apr - 26 May 1997
* Lead into Gold, by Alex Lewis. Written Mar 1997.
==Issue 15==
Nigglings Volume 15 was published in April 1998 and contains 43 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 5 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Passage in the Night, by Brian Mason.
* The Swan Wither'd, by Ruth Lacon.
* Earning the Star, by Brian Mason.
* Trouble at Mill, by Alex Lewis. Written 18 Apr 1995.
* Orcish Tavern Song, by Alex Lewis. Written 11 Sep 1997.
==Issue 16==
Nigglings Volume 16 was published in September 1998 and contains 48 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 6 stories and 1 poem, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* The Price of Freedom, by Alex Lewis. Written between 30 Apr and 5 May 1996, revised 6 Sep 1997.
* The Legends of Angil, by Alex Lewis. Written 2 May 1996.
* Coda, by Alex Lewis. Written 30 Apr 1996.
* Fuingil of the Blue Lamp, by Alex Lewis. Written 5 May 1996.
* The Power of Seven, by Ruth Lacon and Alex Lewis. Written Dec 1996
* The Chieftain's Daughter, by Ruth Lacon.
* Poem: Fuingil's Ode, by Alex Lewis. Written 5 May 1996.
==Issue 17==
Nigglings Volume 17 was published in September 1999 and contains 50 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 7 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), additional illustrations by Brian Mason. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* An Apprentice of Orthanc, by Brian Mason.
* The Story of the World, by Dennis Tomlinson.
* The Prince's Messenger, by Dennis Tomlinson.
* Exodus, by Dennis Tomlinson.
* Crisis in Tharbad, by Kenneth Dougherty.
* Isildur Chapter 1: The Men of the Mountains, by Brian Crawford.
* Isildur Chapter 2: Ambassador from the South, by Brian Crawford.
==Issue 18==
Nigglings Volume 18 was published in September 2000 and contains 52 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 4 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* The Lost Scroll, by Alex Lewis. Written Sep 1997, revised 24 Nov 1999.
* The 'F' Files, by Salman and Salome Rushtoes.
** The 'F' of the title of this story represents the runic letter Fehu.
* In Search of the Dream, by Salman and Salome Rushtoes. Written Dec 1998, revised Aug 2000.
* Annals of the Nine Realms: The Flight of Lhiannon, by Christine Davidson.
** This is a stand-alone story that was removed from Christine's fantasy novel when serialized in Nigglings Special Issues.
==Issue 19==
Nigglings Volume 19 was published in September 2001 and contains 49 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 3 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* The Real Mischief, by Alex Lewis. Written Apr 2001.
* The Unluckiest Village in the Four Farthings, by Salman and Salome Rushtoes. Revised 19 Aug 2001.
* The Great Dark Shark of the North, by Alex Lewis. Written 24 Aug - 10 Sep 1996.
==Issue 20==
Nigglings Volume 20 was published in September 2002 and contains 53 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 4 stories and 1 poem, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* A Pretty Trinket for My Lady, by Alex Lewis. Written Feb 2002.
* Niggled, by Hilary Longstaff.
* Hobbit Health Handbook, by Hilary Longstaff from a concept by Alex Lewis.
* Out of the Shadows, by Hilary Longstaff.
* Poem: The Holy Rain, by Dennis Tomlinson.
== Issue 21==
Nigglings Volume 21 was published in September 2004 and contains 44 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 4 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* The Siege of Rivendell, by Alex Lewis. Written between 30 Jan 1997 and 6 Feb 1998.
* Hobbiton and Bywater Wind and Fiddle Band, by Alex Lewis. Written Jan 1997.
* Niggle and the Leaf, by Alex Lewis. Written Aug 2002.
* An Encounter in Ithilien, by Hilary Longstaff.
== Issue 22==
Nigglings Volume 22 was published in September 2005 and contains 42 pages. Edited by Alex Lewis, it consists of 4 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 100 copies.
* Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth: Epilogue - With a Star Caught in Her Hair, by Roxana Vuskalns.
* Old Acquaintance, by Marjorie Willets.
* Druadan Forest, by Marjorie Willets.
* IV. Aragorn as Thorongil: Gondor, by Diane Coulter.
** (i) Denethor, son of Ecthelion II, Steward of Gondor.
** (ii) Extracts from the Journal of Ecthelion II, Steward of Gondor, part 1.
** (iii) Aragorn in Lossarnach.
** (iv) Extracts from the Journal of Ecthelion II, Steward of Gondor, part 2.
** (v) Denethor, son of Ecthelion II, Steward of Gondor, part 2.
==Special Issue 1==
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Nigglings Special Issue 1 was published in July 1993 and consists of 63 pages. It is entitled 'A Glade in Ithilien' and consists of a single story. Cover art by Lost City, PA Ryan 1976 (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. There were at least 2 print runs, the 2nd containing 20 copies.
* A Glade in Ithilien, by Alex Lewis. Written in Jul 1993.
==Special Issue 2==
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Nigglings Special Issue 2 was published in December 1993 and contains 46 pages. It is entitled 'A Life of Elrond' and consists of a single story. Cover art by Ruth Lacon (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover), other illustrations by Ruth Lacon. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 10 copies (per edition) - there were at least 2 editions.
* A Life of Elrond, by Lyn Ritchie. Written Summer 1992. Lyn R..
==Special Issue 3==
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Nigglings Special Issue 3 was published in September 1994 and contains 60 pages. It is entitled 'The Rushtoes Guide to Elvish Profanities, or, One Hundred Spiffing Highly Insulting Terms in Elvish', by S. Rushtoes, PhD (Morgul). Cover art/design is not credited but was by Alex Lewis (front and back covers). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it was limited to 10 copies (per edition) - there were at least 2 editions.
==Special Issue 4==
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Nigglings Special Issue 4 was published in September 1994 and consists of 46 pages. It is entitled 'The Best of Numenore's Middle-earth' and is a collection of articles by Alex Lewis. The articles were written between late-Jun and mid-Jul 1994. Cover art is not credited but was by Alex Lewis (front and back covers). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it is limited to 100 copies.
==Special Issue 5==
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Nigglings Special Issue 5 was published in April 1995 and consists of 50 pages. It is entitled 'More of the Best of Middle-earth (Numenore), Volume 2' and is a collection of articles by Alex Lewis. The articles were written between Aug and mid-Sep 1994. Cover art is not credited but was by Alex Lewis (front and back covers). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it is limited to 100 copies. A review is here.
==Special Issue 6==
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Nigglings Special Issue 6 was published in September 1995 and contains 63 pages. It is entitled 'The Ruins of Esgaroth' and consists of 2 poems and 4 stories, cover art is by Ian Collier (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* Eye of the Dragon, Alex Lewis. Written 16 Jun - 14 Oct 1987.
* The Forest and the Lake, Alex Lewis. Written 21 Jul 1995.
* Lady of the Long Lake, Alex Lewis. Written 20 Jul 1995.
* Battle of the Falls, Alex Lewis. Written 5 Nov - 1 Dec 1987.
* Poem: Ruins of Esgaroth, Alex Lewis. Written 26 Jul 1995.
* Poem: Raniola of the Long Lake, Alex Lewis. Written 30 Jul 1995.
==Special Issue 7==
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Nigglings Special Issue 7 was published in 1996 and contains 47 pages. It is entitled 'The Ruins of Dale' and consists of a poem and 4 stories, cover art is by Ruth Lacon (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it is limited to 10 copies (first edition) - it is not known if any further editions were produced.
* The Toymaster of Erebor, by Alex Lewis. Written 11 November 1995.
* Toymaster of Dale, by Alex Lewis. Written 14 November 1995.
* The Lord Girion's Son, by Alex Lewis. Written November 1995.
* The Day of the Dragon, by Alex Lewis. Written December 1995.
* Poem: Now is as good as then, by Alex Lewis. Written 29 December 1995.
==Special Issue 8==
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Nigglings Special Issue 8 was published in September 1996 and contains 47 pages. It is entitled 'The Fugitive' and consists of a single story, cover art is not credited, although back cover is by Alex Lewis. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* The Fugitive, by Alex Lewis. Written 30 April 1996.
==Special Issue 9==
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Nigglings Special Issue 9 was published in 1997 and contains 52 pages. It is entitled 'The Ruins of Umbar' and consists of a poem and 3 stories, cover art is not credited, although back cover is by Alex Lewis. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* Poem: The Corsair, by Christine Davidson. Written in 1995.
* Elendil's Other Heir, by Ruth Lacon. Written in 1996.
* The Fort of Roses, by Ruth Lacon. Written in 1995.
* The Re-united Heirs, by Jason Finch. Written in 1996.
==Special Issue 10==
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Nigglings Special Issue 10 was published in September 1997 and contains 63 pages. It is entitled 'The Hafling and the Lady' and consists of the first part of a story by Christine Davidson with cover art by Robin Springett (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* Annals of the Nine Realms - part 1: The Hafling and the Lady, by Christine Davidson.
==Special Issue 11==
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Nigglings Special Issue 11 was published in April 1998 and contains 46 pages. It is entitled 'The Confusticated Well Hobbit Manual - Sixth Edition' and consists of a single story. Cover art/design is not credited but was by by Alex Lewis (front and back covers). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* The Confusticated Well Hobbit Manual, sixth edition, by Alex Lewis.
==Special Issue 12==
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Nigglings Special Issue 12 was published in April 1998 and contains 63 pages. It is entitled 'The Quest' and consists of the second part of a continuing story by Christine Davidson with cover art by Angela Evans (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* Annals of the Nine Realms - part 2: The Quest, by Christine Davidson.
==Special Issue 13==
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Nigglings Special Issue 13 was published in September 1999 and contains 50 pages. It is entitled 'In Search of the Oliphaunt's Graveyard' and consists of a single story with cover art by Salman Rushtoes (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it is limited to 10 copies.
* In Search of the Oliphaunt's Graveyard - Part One, by Salman Rushtoes. Written in 1992.
==Special Issue 14==
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Nigglings Special Issue 14 was published in April 1998 and contains 63 pages. It is entitled 'Destiny' and consists of the third part of a continuing story by Christine Davidson with cover art by Angela Evans and Alex Davidson (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* Annals of the Nine Realms - part 3: Destiny, by Christine Davidson.
==Special Issue 15==
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Nigglings Special Issue 15 was published in 2000 and contains 47 pages. It is entitled 'The March of the Elves' and consists mainly of a single story by Alex Lewis, cover art is not credited although back cover was by Alex Lewis. A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it is limited to 100 copies.
* The March of the Elves, by Alex Lewis. Written Jun 1996, revised 2000.
* To Where the Starts they Set - an Afterword, by Alex Lewis.
==Special Issue 16==
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Nigglings Special Issue 16 was published in September 2000 and contains 72 pages. It is entitled 'The Song of Avallon' and consists of the fourth and final part of a story by Christine Davidson with cover art by Alex Davidson (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound, it is limited to 100 copies.
* Annals of the Nine Realms - Part 4: The Trial of Cyrhision, The Song of Avallon, by Christne Davidson.
==Special Issue 17==
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Nigglings Special Issue 17 was published in September 2001 and contains 50 pages. It is entitled 'The Black Book of the Red Keep: The Lord who would be Forever King' and consists of 2 stories with cover art by Ruth Lacon (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* The Black Book of the Red Keep, by Alex Lewis. Written Jan 1999 - 2000.
* The Lord who would be Forever King, by Alex Lewis. Written Jan 1999 - 2000.
==Special Issue 18==
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Nigglings Special Issue 18 was published in September 2001 and contains 42 pages. It is entitled 'The Company of Anduin' and consists of a single story with cover art by Ruth Lacon (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* The Company of Anduin, by Alex Lewis. Written Jul 1997 - Apr 2001.
==Special Issue 19==
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Nigglings Special Issue 19 was published in September 2002 and contains 54 pages. It is entitled 'The Boatmen of the Anduin' and consists of 2 stories with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* Boatmen of the Great River, by Alex Lewis. Written Jul-Aug 1996, revised 1 Sep 2000
* Meduseld in Winter, by Alex Lewis. Written between 25-31 Aug 1996, revised 1 Sep 2000.
==Special Issue 20==
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Nigglings Special Issue 20 was published in September 2004 and contains 41 pages. It is entitled 'A Wind from the East' and consists of a single story with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* A Wind from the East, by Ruth Lacon. Written Jan 2002, revised Jul 2003.
==Special Issue 21==
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Nigglings Special Issue 21 was published in September 2005 and contains 47 pages. It is entitled 'Tales of the Poisoned Wound' and consists of 2 stories, with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* The Sins of the Mother, by Salman and Salome Rushtoes. Written 12 Oct 2001.
* Mending Broken Things, by Ruth Lacon.
==Special Issue 22==
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Nigglings Special Issue 22 contains 51 pages, it does not contain any publishing dates or details. It is entitled 'A Tale of the Mark' and consists of a single story with cover art by Susanne Stopfel (front cover) and Alex Lewis (back cover). A5 format, cerlox/comb bound. Number of copies unknown.
* A Tale of the Mark, by Alex Lewis. Written 14-20 May 1996.
==References==
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