A kind of elvish craft
Dimitra FimiMusings about J.R.R. Tolkien, fantasy, children's literature, myth and folklore, elves and fairies, and all things miniature
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The Slow LotR Re-read (6): "strange dwarves" and Jewish emigration
Donato Giancola’s representation of (some of) the Dwarves from The Hobbit - detail from his painting “The Hobbit: Expulsion” (see here)
I have now started Chapter 2 of my slow re-read of The Lord of the Rings, dear reader. This doesn’t me...
The Slow LotR Re-read (5): the "true story" of Bilbo's ring
Illustration of the “Riddles in the Dark” chapter of The Hobbit by Alan Lee
Still in Chapter 1 of The Lord of the Rings, dear reader! Sorry! There’s so much I still want to talk about in this chapter during my slow re-read of the book!
Th...
Elsa Beskow's hybrid human-plant little people
One of the children’s fantasy authors I’ve been meaning to write about for a long time now, is Swedish writer-illustrator Elsa Beskow (1874-1953), whose picturebooks are very much part of the canonical history of children’s literature in Sw...
The Slow LotR Re-read (4): Bilbo's decluttering
As part of my slow re-read of The Lord of the Rings, I am developing the addictive habit of being arrested by Tolkien’s word choices and stopping to ponder specific terms (see, for example, my previous post on Gandalf’s fireworks and their...
The Slow LotR Re-read (3): Gandalf's fireworks
As part of my “Slow LotR Re-read”, I spent way too long looking at the terminology Tolkien uses for Gandalf’s fireworks, as well as the descriptions of said fireworks as they explode over the heads of the amazed hobbits at Bilbo’s long-expe...
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Academic and writer, Professor of Fantasy and Children's Literature, University of Glasgow. Writing on Tolkien, fantasy, folklore, elves and fairies, and all things miniature.
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