Kirill Yeskov, "The Last Ringbearer"

Quoting: "This is not a continuation of the great saga by the Professor, but a possible interpretation of the events that took place in it, a kind of apocryphal 'Silmarillion,' a projection of the world created by the English writer's imagination onto reality.
“Professor Tolkien was wrong – it wasn’t like that at all, not at all.” A classic phrase from any fantasy fan. But how was it then? Maybe it was exactly as told in the story of the last Ringbearer? And in general – what would the story of the Rings of Power look like if it were told not by the victors, but by the vanquished? Was the balance of power between Good and Evil in the greatest war of Middle-earth really so absolute and unwavering? We have all heard those who won – let us now listen to those who lost..."