Senator Bilbo takes place some unspecified time after Lord of the Rings, and involves a (different) hobbit named Bilbo, who has been elected to office on the platform of keeping the Shire for the Hobbits, and resisting the tide of goblin and human immigrants. I'm still not entirely sure how I feel about this one. It's an interesting idea, and it's clear that Duncan knows and loves the source material, but there wasn't a whole lot of plot to it other than "racist hobbit is racist," which left it feeling more like an extended political speech and less like a story.