We left things off with the completion of the One Ring (year 1600 of the Second Age), and Sauron’s betrayal of the Elves. Gone is the fair persona of Annatar – back again...
How does one even start a biography of one of the greatest English authors of all time? This is a brief biography, so we can’t start with his birth and move slowly forward,...
by Ivana Zaharija
The inner world is an individual's own personal view of the world. It is most often different than that of any other individual, which in turn makes...
Suaron, the Black Lord, the Necromancer, the
Eye – who or what is Sauron?
Any readers of the Lord of the Rings will know generally
what Sauron is. He’s the ruler of...
by G. Russell Gaynor(a.k.a. Reiter)
My editor will tell you, my openings
are most often a troublesome thing. But this one is pretty easy.
           Tolkien.
By Rob Bauer
If you’re enough of a Tolkien fan to read The
Silmarillion and visit a blog about Tolkienology, there’s probably not much
I can write you haven’t read before when...
Middle Earth is full of war, bloodshed, and history, but what about love? Can you find love hiding somewhere between The Shire and Sauron’s Mordor? Or are you going to find...
The Five Wizards, Part One - in case you missed it 🙂
Gandalf the Grey
appeared in print for the first time on September 21, 1937. The Hobbit received high praise...
A somewhat random
thought occurred to me today – “I wonder what the critics thought of Tolkien’s
books when they were first published?” A lengthy research dive later, and I’m
happy to say, I’ve discovered some...
